Substitute House Bill 110 Summary

• Increases penalties for failure to stop after a traffic accident resulting in death or serious physical harm; amends sections 4549.02 and 4549.021 (named "Brandon's Law")

• Creates drug overdose immunity for minor drug possession offenses when individuals seek medical assistance for themselves or others experiencing overdose, with a limit of two uses of immunity

• Requires emergency medical service personnel to disclose names and addresses of individuals administered naloxone to law enforcement upon request for investigation or treatment referral purposes

• Mandates training for 9-1-1 operators on overdose immunity and requires them to inform callers about immunity upon request during apparent drug overdose calls

• Expands court discretion to consider drug treatment or mitigating factors for those on community control or post-release control who violate conditions while seeking overdose medical assistance