Prohibit sexual abuse of a probationer or problem solving court participant and sexual abuse by a conservator, guardian, guardian ad litem, or child welfare service provider; change provisions relating to protection orders, certain offenses, attorney's fees, and victim notification requirements; and provide requirements for immunity for probation employees, Brady-Giglio disclosures, confidentiality for certain officers, registration under the Sex Offender Registration Act, county conflict cou...

Summary

The bill makes it a crime to sexually abuse people on probation, participants in problem‑solving courts, and those under the care of conservators, guardians, guardians ad litem, or child‑welfare service providers. It also updates evidence rules, enhances penalties for crimes against pregnant women, grants immunity to probation staff who administer opioid‑overdose reversal medication, and requires offenders to register as sex offenders. The changes aim to protect vulnerable individuals and streamline related legal procedures.

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