California Petition for Re sentencing Based on Health Conditions due to Military Service Listed in Penal Code Section 1170-91B is a petition that can be filed by a person who is serving a sentence in a California penal institution due to a conviction. It allows for the possibility of a resentencing based on medical or psychological impairments that are related to military service. This petition is available to any person who is either currently serving a sentence, or who has been convicted of a crime and is currently on parole or probation. The petition must be filed in the county in which the conviction occurred and must meet certain criteria. There are two types of California Petition for Re sentencing Based on Health Conditions due to Military Service Listed in Penal Code Section 1170-91B. The first is the “Original Petition” which is filed by the person seeking resentencing. This petition must include evidence that the person is suffering from a medical or psychological condition that is related to their military service, and that the condition was not taken into account at the time of their conviction. This petition must also include a statement that the person is now unable to participate in the rehabilitation process or complete their sentence due to the medical or psychological condition. The second type of California Petition for Re sentencing Based on Health Conditions due to Military Service Listed in Penal Code Section 1170-91B is the “Supplemental Petition”. This petition is filed by the petitioner’s legal counsel and must include additional evidence that supports the claim that the medical or psychological condition is related to the petitioner’s military service and was not taken into account at the time of the conviction. If the petition is accepted, the court will review the evidence and determine whether the person is eligible for resentencing. If the court finds that the person is eligible, the court will proceed with a resentencing hearing.