CO SB095

Requires medical professionals performing forensic examinations on sexual assault victims to inform them how to determine when testing is complete and how to obtain results and records

Authorizes hospitals to dispense up to a 30-day supply of STI prophylaxis drugs to sexual assault patients in emergency rooms, increased from the previous 7-28 day limit

Creates a special motion to dismiss for lawsuits arising from protected statements by victim-survivors (statements made during criminal investigations, Title IX proceedings, child welfare investigations, or protection order petitions), with prevailing defendants entitled to attorney fees

Makes predispute arbitration agreements and class-action waivers void and unenforceable at the request of individuals alleging sexual harassment or sexual misconduct

Requires peace officers to complete 2-hour annual training on trauma's impact on victim-survivors and allows courts to order closed-circuit television testimony for adult victim-survivors of domestic violence, sexual offenses, stalking, or human trafficking when in-person testimony would cause serious emotional distress