WV HB2910

Allows judges to modify prison sentences exceeding 10 years for individuals who have served at least 10 years, if the court finds the defendant is not dangerous, poses no credible risk of criminal conduct, demonstrates readiness for reentry, and modification serves justice interests

Creates a presumption of release for defendants aged 50 or older at the time of their resentencing application

Requires individuals granted sentence modifications to remain under supervised release for up to five years following prison release

Establishes a reapplication timeline: second application allowed 5 years after first denial, third application 2 years after second denial, and a final application available when defendant reaches age 50

Mandates courts consider multiple factors including age at offense, rehabilitation progress, victim statements, Commissioner of Corrections recommendations, prosecutor input, and diminished culpability for juvenile offenders