HIV Prevention Justice Act amends Florida law to redefine sexually transmissible diseases and related offenses.

The HIV Prevention Justice Act amends Florida Statutes to redefine sexually transmissible diseases and related offenses. It updates the definition of "sexual conduct" and "substantial risk of transmission" and revises penalties for offenses involving the transmission of such diseases. The act also mandates HIV testing for certain offenders and requires disclosure of test results to victims and public health agencies. Additionally, it reduces penalties for individuals knowingly infected with HIV who donate blood, plasma, organs, skin, or other human tissue, with exceptions.

HIV Prevention Justice Act amends Florida law to redefine sexually transmissible diseases and related offenses.

The HIV Prevention Justice Act amends Florida Statutes to redefine sexually transmissible diseases and related offenses. It updates the definition of "sexual conduct" and "substantial risk of transmission" and revises penalties for offenses involving the transmission of such diseases. The act also mandates HIV testing for certain offenders and requires disclosure of test results to victims and public health agencies. Additionally, it reduces penalties for individuals knowingly infected with HIV who donate blood, plasma, organs, skin, or other human tissue, with exceptions.