Capital sexual battery; create crime of.

Created a new capital felony for sexual battery against victims under 12 years of age, which carries a potential penalty of death or life imprisonment without parole.

Modified parole eligibility rules to explicitly deny parole for individuals sentenced for the new capital sexual battery offense.

Established a mandatory separate sentencing proceeding where a jury must unanimously find at least two aggravating factors before the defendant becomes eligible for the death penalty.

Expanded police arrest authority to allow officers to arrest for domestic violence without a warrant if they have probable cause, regardless of the victim's request.

Set the effective date of the new capital felony and sentencing procedures for July 1, 2026.

Added specific aggravating factors for the death penalty, including prior sexual offender registration, use of firearms, and victims with disabilities or familial ties to the defendant.