Revises provisions relating to civil actions for wrongful conviction. (BDR 3-440)

AB 63 modifies Nevada's civil action process for individuals wrongfully convicted. It clarifies that only people "not currently in custody" may file such lawsuits (previously using "incarcerated"). The bill also changes the $100,000 annual cap on relief to apply to *all* court-awarded benefits - including attorney fees, education costs, health coverage, reentry programs, and "other relief" - rather than just specific items as under current law. This ensures all non-monetary support provided through wrongful conviction claims stays within the same annual limit. The changes apply to cases filed after the bill's effective date.