HIV Prevention Justice Act revises HIV testing requirements and penalties for certain offenses.
The HIV Prevention Justice Act modifies HIV testing requirements for individuals charged with or convicted of certain offenses involving the transmission of sexually transmissible diseases. It mandates that individuals charged with or convicted of offenses involving the transmission of body fluids, excluding saliva, undergo HIV testing within 48 hours of the filing of the indictment or information. The results of these tests are confidential and not admissible in criminal or juvenile proceedings.
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