Relating to wrongful convictions; and declaring an emergency.

The title page was updated to show the bill is now 'B-Engrossed' with House amendments dated March 3, and the legislative history note was revised to clarify how new versus existing text is formatted.

A new post-conviction relief process for convictions based on discredited forensic science is established, but it will expire (sunset) on January 2, 2031.

The list of evidence sufficient to prove innocence was updated to include a finding that no reasonable juror would have voted guilty based on all evidence, and the definition of 'conviction' was expanded to include certain juvenile adjudications.

The definition of actions that disqualify a petitioner was clarified to explicitly state that a false confession or guilty plea does not count as causing the conviction through one's own conduct.

The summary and digest were updated to specify that the new discredited science process applies to 'scientific' expert testimony, evidence, and opinion.