Florida Regulations 69L-3.009: Injuries that Qualify as Grievous Bodily Harm of a Nature that Shocks the Conscience
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For purposes of determining the compensability of employment-related posttraumtic stress disorder for first responders and correctional officers, the following injuries qualify as grievous bodily harm of a nature that shocks the conscience:
(1) Decapitation (full or partial),
(2) Degloving,
(3) Enucleation,
(4) Evisceration,
(5) Exposure of one or more of the following internal organs:
(a) Brain,
(b) Heart,
(c) Intestines,
(d) Kidneys,
(e) Liver, or
(f) Lungs
(6) Impalement,
(7) Severance (full or partial), and
(8) Third degree burn on 9% or more of the body.
Rulemaking Authority 112.1815, 112.18155 FS. Law Implemented 112.1815, 112.18155 FS. History-New 6-25-19, Ratified by Laws of Florida Ch. 2019-139, Amended 3-8-23.
(2) Degloving,
(3) Enucleation,
(4) Evisceration,
(5) Exposure of one or more of the following internal organs:
(a) Brain,
(b) Heart,
(c) Intestines,
(d) Kidneys,
(e) Liver, or
(f) Lungs
(6) Impalement,
(7) Severance (full or partial), and
(8) Third degree burn on 9% or more of the body.
Rulemaking Authority 112.1815, 112.18155 FS. Law Implemented 112.1815, 112.18155 FS. History-New 6-25-19, Ratified by Laws of Florida Ch. 2019-139, Amended 3-8-23.