FL H1413

Prohibits mandatory minimum sentences for aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault committed before July 1, 2016, and requires resentencing for those currently serving mandatory minimums for these offenses

Retroactively applies updated gram-weight thresholds for hydrocodone and codeine trafficking to offenses committed before October 1, 2019, with new penalty tiers ranging from no mandatory minimum (4-28 grams) to 25 years and $500,000 fine (300+ grams)

Retroactively applies updated gram-weight thresholds for oxycodone trafficking to offenses committed before July 1, 2014, with penalty tiers ranging from no mandatory minimum (4-7 grams) to 25 years and $500,000 fine (100+ grams)

Establishes resentencing procedures requiring the Department of Corrections to notify eligible inmates, allowing application to the original sentencing court, and guaranteeing right to counsel including appointed public defender

Resentenced individuals become eligible for gain-time credits previously unavailable due to mandatory minimum sentences; new sentences cannot exceed original sentence length with credit for time served