FL S1732

Requires civilians who discharge a firearm in Florida resulting in injury or death to submit to blood testing within 2 hours of the incident to detect alcohol or controlled substances

Blood tests must be administered by a qualified medical professional at the direction of law enforcement or a Department of Law Enforcement investigator and analyzed by a state-certified laboratory

Refusal to submit to testing constitutes grounds for administrative or criminal penalties and automatically waives any claim of self-defense in subsequent criminal or civil proceedings

Exempts law enforcement officers, correctional officers, correctional probation officers, and armed forces members acting in their official capacity

Requires the Department of Law Enforcement to submit annual reports by June 30 to state leadership on incident numbers, aggregate test results, prosecutorial actions, and policy recommendations