FL S0892

Eliminates the statute of limitations for prosecution of first or second degree felony sexual battery (s. 794.011) for offenses not already barred as of July 1, 2020

Provides that limitation periods for sexual offense prosecutions cannot begin until DNA testing of sexual offense evidence kits is completed and results received by law enforcement

Requires the Department of Law Enforcement to create and maintain a statewide database tracking the location, processing status, and storage of sexual offense evidence kits and other DNA evidence

Mandates that alleged sexual assault victims receive notification of and access to information about their evidence kit, including tracking status, testing results, and any DNA matches to suspects

Allows DNA match notifications to victims to be delayed up to 90 days if disclosure would negatively affect the investigation