Bill Summary: SF111

• Requires written justification and on-the-record explanation for any court decision to issue a stay of adjudication in sex offense cases (sections 243.166, 609.342-609.3453).

• Expands fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct definition to eliminate the exclusion for nonconsensual intentional touching of clothed buttocks, making such conduct prosecutable.

• Mandates all law enforcement agencies establish and enforce written policies on responding to and investigating sexual assault reports, incorporating the board's model policy by October 1, 2019.

• Allows sexual assault victims to report crimes to any law enforcement agency regardless of where the offense occurred; the agency must investigate or refer the matter to the appropriate jurisdiction.

• Expands predatory offender registration requirements and notification provisions, including requiring law enforcement to notify the public when a registered offender no longer resides in an area, and modifies verification procedures and DNA/fingerprint collection requirements.