HB 1934 -- Testing Sexual Assault Victims for the Presence of
Drugs

Sponsor:  Low

This bill establishes Christy's Law which requires all health
care providers involved in the forensic examination or medical
treatment of a victim of a sexual offense to inform the victim of
his or her right to be tested for the presence of specific drugs
used to facilitate a rape or sexual assault, including GHB,
rohypnol, ketamine, and ecstasy.  Any drug test results will be
treated the same as other evidence collected and are to be
included with all other evidence and test results gathered during
the forensic examination.  Costs for the test will be considered
as part of the forensic examination.

Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Last Updated September 14, 2010 at 3:12 pm