FL S1166

Creates section 92.562 of Florida Statutes establishing attorney-client-like privilege for communications between human trafficking victims and trained victim advocates.

Defines "human trafficking victim advocate" as an employee or volunteer with 30 hours of training working for a program whose primary purpose is assisting human trafficking victims.

Establishes that victims can refuse to disclose confidential communications and records made to registered victim advocates, including any advice given during the relationship.

Allows privilege to be claimed by the victim, their attorney, guardian, conservator, deceased victim's representative, or the advocate on behalf of the victim.

Takes effect July 1, 2015.