Sexual offense; provide immunity for reporting.
What changed between versions
Added explicit immunity for individuals who report sexual offenses or seek medical assistance for overdoses, including protection from arrest, charges, or prosecution for drug violations related to those actions.
Added protection against revocation of pretrial release, probation, supervised release, or parole for incidents covered by immunity provisions.
Added clarification that immunity provisions do not apply to persons alleged to have committed the sexual offense being reported.
Modified the bill title to include 'Aid to Sexual Offense Victim Reporting Act' to better reflect the expanded scope of protections.
Added requirement that persons seeking immunity must remain at the scene with the individual needing assistance until emergency medical help arrives and cooperate with medical and law enforcement personnel.