Add to ORKGShort of the Goal: New York\u27s Legislation to Compel HIV Testing from Accused Sex Offenders examines New York\u27s newly enacted legislation allowing for such court ordered testing upon the filing of charges and prior to conviction.Although this legislation was designed to augment and improve the existing legislation which allows it only post-conviction, it contains significant flaws which leave it short of its intended result. This article examines the legislation and its flaws
The HIV crisis in the United States is far from over. The confluence of widespread opioid usage, hig...
In the face of the AIDS crisis, state legislatures are taking steps to curtail the spread of the dis...
Introduction: Globally, prosecutions for non-disclosure, exposure or transmission of HIV frequently ...
Chapter 5 of the Sexual Offences Amendment Act strives to achieve two objectives. It makes post-expo...
Since being approved by both the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces, it seems l...
Since 2003 the Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development has deliberated on legi...
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In June 2013 the New York State Court of Appeals held that the saliva of a defendant afflicted with ...
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The Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act 32 of 2007 established unique p...
The current California HIV transmission statute is ineffective because the intentional exposure mens...
Eight states criminalize the act of exposing another person to HIV through spitting. But there is ju...
The HIV crisis in the United States is far from over. The confluence of widespread opioid usage, hig...
In the face of the AIDS crisis, state legislatures are taking steps to curtail the spread of the dis...
Introduction: Globally, prosecutions for non-disclosure, exposure or transmission of HIV frequently ...
Chapter 5 of the Sexual Offences Amendment Act strives to achieve two objectives. It makes post-expo...
Since being approved by both the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces, it seems l...
Since 2003 the Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development has deliberated on legi...
The Act provides that a victim, or legal guardian of a victim, of an AIDS transmitting crime or othe...
In June 2013 the New York State Court of Appeals held that the saliva of a defendant afflicted with ...
At times, the law appears confusing and unfair. Criminal defendants receive the strictest of all sta...
A growing number of state legislatures have drafted HIV specific crime statutes which criminalize th...
As a result of the growing concern of rape victims about exposure to the AIDS virus, many states hav...
Lawmakers historically justify the mobilization of criminal laws on prostitution and HIV as a means ...
The Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act 32 of 2007 established unique p...
The current California HIV transmission statute is ineffective because the intentional exposure mens...
Eight states criminalize the act of exposing another person to HIV through spitting. But there is ju...
The HIV crisis in the United States is far from over. The confluence of widespread opioid usage, hig...
In the face of the AIDS crisis, state legislatures are taking steps to curtail the spread of the dis...
Introduction: Globally, prosecutions for non-disclosure, exposure or transmission of HIV frequently ...