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Criminalization is a shame and absolutely useless (CRIMINALIZATION OF HIV) (CRIMINALIZING HIV NON-DISCLOSURE, 2009)I was reading the article about the Iowa man sentenced for 25 years because he didn't disclose his status. If we continue so nobody is willing to make the test and the consequences would be devastating. I know people that refuses to get tested...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,I absolutely agree with you! Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure is counterproductive. I'll reprint below some information from the archives where I discuss this topic.Dr. BobYou miss the point entirely Feb 23, 2009 While I generally...
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I agree with Dr Bob about criminilizing of non disclosure (CRIMINALIZATION OF HIV) (CRIMINALIZING HIV NON-DISCLOSURE, 2009)Hello, Dr Bob! Thank you for your always caring answers. I would just like to tell you about the... Read more »criminalizing hiv non disclosure (CRIMINALIZING HIV NON-DISCLOSURE, 2009)I would like to forward my appreciation to Dr Rob for being so informative and unprejudice.I have... Read more »
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Criminalizing HIV Transmission Discourages Testing, Contributes to Spread of Virus, Some Canadian Advocates SaySome HIV/AIDS advocacy groups and physicians in Canada are calling for an end to recent criminal trials of HIV-positive people who allegedly exposed sexual partners to the virus knowingly, arguing that the criminalization of HIV transmission does... Read more »Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Examines State Criminal Statutes Related to HIV ExposureThe Arkansas Democrat-Gazette on Thursday examined state HIV-exposure laws and other criminal punishments for HIV-positive people who knowingly expose others to the virus without notification. According to the HIV Criminal Law and Policy Project ,... Read more »Spotlight: HIV in the Lives of Women as Criminals and Women as VictimsA cycle of violence and crime exists in the lives of women who are victims of domestic abuse. A September 2000 report from the 1999 National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Conference on Criminal Justice Research and Evaluation states that "women who are... Read more »Sex Work, Criminalization and HIV: Lessons From Advocacy HistoryTable of Contents Introduction What Do the Data Say? Scientifically Sound but Politically Unpalatable PEPFAR and Needle Exchange Gay Men: From "Vectors" to a Voice at the Table Criminalizing HIV Exposure and Transmission Sex Workers: The... Read more »
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Criminal transmisson of HIV is prosecutable!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
If you think non disclosure is non prosecutable you have not been reading the news lately, a man recently got 22 years in Washington DC for not disclosing his status, a man on west coast was being tried for life inprisonment for same offenses, in...
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Criminal Acts or Not?
Posted by Bear60, 3 Replies
Read carefully: the law only applies to exposing someone.....regardless of whether they test positive or not.HIV law being challenged LAWRENCE - A Kansas law meant to punish people who have sex without telling their partners they are HIV-positive is... Read more » Worried about criminal prosecution PLEASE help
Posted by dmb147, 5 Replies
I just told someone who I had unprotected sex with about 24 hours ago that I am positive and she is freaking out, I am very worried about being prosecuted. Couple things: I live in NYC I didn't cum/orgasm I asked her for a condom and she didn't... Read more » De-criminalization Stories
Posted by riverprincess, 1 Reply
It truly saddened me to read the horror that some pos people were put through in our court systems. And what scared me just as much was those that caused that due to being malicious over a broken relationship. Whats next? Disclousure papers for...
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