FL S1022

Adds definition of "voluntarily mentally incapacitated" to Florida law as temporary inability to appraise or control conduct due to narcotic, anesthetic, or intoxicating substance administered with consent.

Reclassifies existing definition of "involuntarily mentally incapacitated" (substances administered without consent) to distinguish it from the new voluntary category.

Expands sexual battery prohibitions under s. 794.011 to include offenses against both involuntarily and voluntarily mentally incapacitated persons.

Updates related statutes (s. 92.565 and s. 787.06) to recognize both involuntary and voluntary mental incapacity in admissibility of confessions and human trafficking cases.

Effective date: October 1, 2023.