FL S1534

Requires licensed emergency facilities to provide victims of sexual assault with verbal and written information about emergency contraception, including its use, efficacy, and availability, if requested.

Defines "emergency contraception" as any FDA-approved drug, medicine, or device that prevents pregnancy after sexual intercourse, explicitly excluding abortion-inducing substances.

Clarifies that consent is intelligent, knowing, and voluntary; does not include coerced submission; and may be withdrawn at any time.

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

Effective date of October 1, 2021.