Prohibits the use of intoxication of the victim as a defense in sex crimes

Added new co-sponsors to the bill, expanding the group of legislators supporting the legislation.

Updated the legal definition of intoxication defenses to require that a victim be 'clearly' under the influence and 'clearly' incapable of expressing lack of consent, raising the threshold for what constitutes a valid defense.

Extended the bill's applicability to include 'sexual misconduct' and 'rape in the third degree' as offenses where the intoxication defense is prohibited.

Added procedural history indicating the bill was reported favorably by the committee and passed by the Senate, moving it closer to becoming law.