; addressing information disparity in criminal cases. Sec. 303. Notification relating to forensic, prosecutorial, or law enforcement misconduct. Sec. 304. Remedies. Sec. 305. Toolkits for State and local government. Title IV—Concentrating Prison Space on Violent and Career Criminals Subtitle A—Restoring Original Congressional Intent To Focus Federal Drug Mandatory Minimums Only on Managers, Supervisors, Organizers, and Leaders of Drug Trafficking Organizations and To Avoid Duplicative Prosecution with States Sec. 401. Focusing the application of Federal mandatory minimums for certain drug offenses to restore original congressional intent respecting the balance of power between the Federal Government and the States. Sec. 402. Modification of criteria for safety valve limitation on applicability of certain mandatory minimums. Sec. 403. Consistency in the use of prior convictions for sentencing enhancements. Sec. 404. Clarification of applicability of the Fair Sentencing Act. Sec. 405. Eligibility for resentencing based on changes in law. Sec. 406. Directives to the Sentencing Commission. Sec. 407. Exclusion of acquitted conduct and discretion to disregard manipulated conduct from consideration during sentencing. Subtitle B—Clarification of Congressional Intent on Certain Recidivist Penalties Sec. 408. Amendments to enhanced penalties provision. Subtitle C—Expanding the Ability To Apply for Compassionate Release Sec. 409. Ability to petition for release to extended supervision for certain prisoners who are medically incapacitated, geriatric, or caregiver parents of minor children and who do not pose public safety risks. Title V—Encouraging Accountability With Greater Use of Evidence-Based Sentencing Alternatives for Lower-Level Offenders Sec. 501. Eligibility for prejudgement probation. Sec. 502. Sentence of probation. Sec. 503. Directive to the Sentencing Commission regarding use of probation. Sec. 504. Establishing accountability evidence-based problem-solving court programs. Title VI—Implementing Evidence-Based