FL H6013

Abolishes the death penalty in Florida by removing all statutory provisions authorizing capital punishment for capital felonies, replacing death sentences with mandatory life imprisonment without parole

Repeals sections 921.141 and 921.142, which established procedures for determining whether to impose death sentences in capital felony and capital drug trafficking cases

Eliminates the Capital Collateral Regional Counsel offices that provided post-conviction representation for death row inmates, along with related statutes governing death warrant execution procedures

Removes public records exemptions related to capital cases, including protections for executioner identities and DNA evidence preservation requirements specific to death penalty cases

Retains capital felony classification for first-degree murder and certain drug trafficking offenses resulting in death, but changes maximum penalty from death to life imprisonment without parole