It depends on the exact legal wording in the sections that law changed. Not the summary of the law, but the actual wording on the books.
Most laws don’t really account for the time between conviction and sentencing very well. Here for instance, Trump has been convicted, but he hasn’t been incarcerated yet, so he also hasn’t completed his time, which would obviously be a prerequisite for parole or post-release supervision.
It depends on the exact legal wording in the sections that law changed. Not the summary of the law, but the actual wording on the books.
Most laws don’t really account for the time between conviction and sentencing very well. Here for instance, Trump has been convicted, but he hasn’t been incarcerated yet, so he also hasn’t completed his time, which would obviously be a prerequisite for parole or post-release supervision.