F. Granting the petitioner additional discovery on matters related to the DNA analysis or the underlying conviction or sentence, including, but not limited to, documents pertaining to the criminal investigation or the identities of other suspects; or

G. Directing the State to place any unidentified DNA profile obtained from postjudgment of conviction DNA analysis into the state DNA database and state DNA data bank;

12. It eliminates the requirement that the petitioner prove that only the perpetrator of the crime or crimes for which the petitioner was convicted could be the source of the DNA evidence;

13. It allows the petitioner to appeal, as a matter of right, the court's denial of the motion for DNA analysis;

14. It allows the petitioner or the State, as a matter of right, to appeal an order of the court made after the hearing conducted due to DNA analysis results favorable to the petitioner;

15. It allows successive motions for DNA analysis to be brought if the petitioner asserts new or different grounds for relief, including, but not limited to, factual, scientific or legal arguments not previously presented or the availability of more advanced DNA analysis technology; and

16. It allows a convicted person and the State to consent to and conduct postjudgment of conviction DNA analysis without filing a motion before the court. The process following the completion of DNA analysis is the same as if the DNA analysis had been ordered by the court.