CRIMINAL/PROCEDURE: Provides with respect to criminal resentencing

Changed the official responsible for sending written notice of a resentencing motion from the court clerk to the trial judge.

Removed language allowing a sentence to be reduced without a hearing, ensuring a contradictory hearing is always required.

Added the ability for the victim's family to provide a statement if the victim is deceased or unable to appear due to disability.

Removed the 'ENROLLED' header and replaced it with 'ORIGINAL' to reflect the bill's current status in the legislative process.

Updated the definition of who can speak for the victim in specific circumstances to align with existing state statutes.

Removed the requirement that the hearing be 'contradictory,' meaning the victim and offender no longer need to be present at the same time for the hearing to proceed.

Added a provision stating that the new law applies prospectively, meaning it will only affect sentencing motions filed after the law takes effect.

Updated document headers and page numbering to reflect the final enrolled status of the bill.

Removed the requirement that the victim impact hearing must be 'contradictory', simplifying the process to just require a hearing where the victim has the right to testify.

Changed the duty to provide written notice of a pending motion from the trial court to the clerk of court.

Added a provision stating that the new requirements will apply prospectively to future cases.

Added a reference to the victim's 'designated family member' for cases where the victim is deceased or unable to appear, and updated the abstract to reflect these technical clarifications.