CA AB1595

Lowers the evidentiary standard for habeas corpus petitions based on false evidence from requiring "material" false evidence to requiring evidence that creates "any reasonable likelihood it could have affected the outcome of the case"

Changes the standard for new evidence claims to require showing a "reasonable probability" the evidence would have produced a different result sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome, aligning with existing ineffective assistance of counsel standards

Makes prosecutorial concessions to factual bases for habeas relief binding and prohibits withdrawal of concessions made in open court or in pleadings

Allows petitioners to overcome procedural bars (untimeliness or successive petitions) by identifying changes in law or new evidence that create a reasonable probability of a different result

Extends Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation exoneration assistance services to individuals exonerated of juvenile delinquency adjudications who were serving sentences at the time of exoneration