Crimes and punishments; requiring report of certain injury. Effective date.

SB 1934 requires medical professionals (including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and emergency responders) at hospitals, clinics, or treatment facilities to report specific injuries to law enforcement. It mandates immediate phone reports for wounds caused by firearms, stabbing, poisoning, severe burns (5%+ body surface or respiratory burns), or violent injuries that could cause death or serious harm. Reports must include patient details, injury nature, and evidence like clothing or bullets, with written follow-ups within 72 hours. The bill also protects reporters from civil liability, prohibits public disclosure of reports, and requires facilities to preserve evidence related to reportable injuries.