FL S0084

Requires licensed facilities providing emergency room services to offer sexual assault victims information about emergency contraception, including its use, efficacy, and availability, provided verbally and in writing upon request.

Defines "emergency contraception" as FDA-approved drugs, medicines, or devices that prevent pregnancy after sexual intercourse, explicitly excluding drugs intended to terminate pregnancy.

Redefines "consent" to clarify that a person may withdraw consent after giving it and that failure to physically resist does not constitute consent.

Expands the definition of "sexual battery" to include ejaculating on another person or their clothing, in addition to existing definitions of penetration.

Takes effect October 1, 2020.