FL S0902

Prohibits mandatory minimum sentences for aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault committed before July 1, 2016, retroactively applying a 2016 law change that removed these offenses from mandatory minimum eligibility

Requires resentencing for individuals currently serving mandatory minimum terms for aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault committed before July 1, 2016, with eligibility for gain-time previously denied

Retroactively applies 2019 changes to trafficking thresholds for hydrocodone and codeine, establishing new penalty tiers: 4-28 grams (no mandatory minimum), 28-50 grams (3 years, $50,000 fine), 50-100 grams (7 years, $100,000 fine), 100-300 grams (15 years, $500,000 fine), 300+ grams (25 years, $500,000 fine)

Retroactively applies 2014 changes to oxycodone trafficking thresholds: 4-7 grams (no mandatory minimum), 7-14 grams (3 years, $50,000 fine), 14-25 grams (7 years, $100,000 fine), 25-100 grams (15 years, $500,000 fine), 100+ grams (25 years, $500,000 fine)

Establishes resentencing procedures requiring Department of Corrections notification, sentence review hearings in original court, right to counsel including appointed public defender, and written findings if resentencing is denied