“Florida Free Kill” is effective advocacy language, but precision makes the argument stronger. Section 768.21(8) does not authorize killing and does not erase every possible claim. It removes specified noneconomic damages for adult children and parents of adult children in medical-negligence wrongful-death cases.
The practical argument is that, for some decedents, those damages are the only recovery large enough to support the cost and risk of Chapter 766 presuit review and litigation. In that setting, the exclusion can make accountability economically unavailable. That is the effect the shorthand is intended to identify.