CA SB763

Removes the January 1, 2015 sentencing date restriction, allowing all military members convicted of felonies to petition for resentencing if service-related trauma conditions were not considered at sentencing.

Clarifies that resentencing petitions are available regardless of whether evidence or argument about the military-related condition was presented at trial.

Requires the court to hold a public hearing within 15 days' notice to prosecution, defense, and victims to determine if the defendant meets the criteria for resentencing consideration.

Prohibits resentencing from resulting in a sentence longer than the original sentence and guarantees credit for time served.

Applies retroactively to all cases where military service-related sexual trauma, traumatic brain injury, PTSD, substance abuse, or mental health problems were not considered as mitigating factors during sentencing.