Sexual Battery
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This page collects the 4 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Sexual Battery”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Criminal Justice, University of Miami, and Medical Ethics.
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- 01University of Miamiorganization2 mentions
- 02Sarasotalocation2 mentions
- 03Florida medical boardorganization2 mentions
- 04Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Floridalocation1 mentions
- 05Seventeenth Judicial Circuit of Floridalocation1 mentions
- 06Executive Order 26-62other1 mentions
- 07Tallahasseeplace1 mentions
- 08April, 2026date1 mentions
- 09HAROLD F. PRYORperson1 mentions
- 10California Constitutionother1 mentions
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- Topic to billsAssembly Bill 1741 makes sexual battery committed inside an inhabited dwelling a felony or misdemeanor
- Topic to peopleHAROLD F. PRYOR
- Topic to orgsUniversity of Miami, Florida medical board
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- Sep 8, 2026State BillAssembly Bill 1741 makes sexual battery committed inside an inhabited dwelling a felony or misdemeanor
- Aug 21, 2026NewsFormer University of Miami doctor Ranjith Ramasamy denies sexual battery charges in new video
- Aug 21, 2026NewsFormer University of Miami doctor Ranjith Ramasamy denies sexual battery charges in new video
- Apr 10, 2026fl executive orderGovernor DeSantis Amends Executive Order Regarding Prosecution of Joel Antonio Vega
