Oh, not at my fingertips. From what I remember, at its onset, Fl's SYG law even prevented the arrest of a person who claimed they were in imminent danger of great bodily harm, or death (or those of family, those legally under their care, etc), all outside of one's residence. The court disagreed, and procedurally ruled that until you get an evidentiary hearing, you may be arrested, and held for that hearing. As far as I know, that still applies. However, with casual looking, it seems like the 2017 amendment has at least partially reversed the burden of proof to that of the state (a good thing!).
So.... I take back some of what I said! The law was cut off at the ankles, not the knees.
