Relates to establishing legally sufficient evidence in certain crimes against a vulnerable elderly, physically disabled, incompetent or incapacitated person

Added 'physically disabled' to the list of protected victim categories alongside elderly, incompetent, and incapacitated persons.

Reduced the monetary threshold for triggering the legal presumption from $10,000 to $3,000, making it easier to prove wrongful taking in smaller financial transactions.

Added an exemption stating the presumption does not apply to transactions made under valid power of attorney arrangements.

Changed the language from 'reasonably equivalent financial value' to 'fair considerations' in describing what must be received by the transferor.

Added specific language defining when the presumption applies: only to transactions occurring after the victim became unable to consent due to disease, infirmity, or other condition.