AZ SB1552

Authorizes courts to reduce sentences for defendants convicted of felonies committed before age 25 who have served at least 15 years of their imposed sentence.

Requires courts to find that the defendant is not a danger to public safety and that the interests of justice warrant a sentence reduction before granting relief.

Court must consider factors including the defendant's age at offense, history, rehabilitation and maturity, medical evaluations, family circumstances, role in the offense, and the diminished culpability of youth.

Allows defendants currently serving sentences to file motions for sentence reduction with the sentencing court, which must hold a hearing and state reasons for granting or denying the application in writing.

When resentencing, courts may impose sentences below statutory minimums but cannot impose natural life sentences.