Massachusetts H2429 mandates HIV testing for individuals convicted of certain sexual assault crimes.

Massachusetts H2429, An Act protecting victims of sexual assault, requires individuals convicted of specific sexual assault crimes to undergo HIV testing within 14 days of conviction. The results must be shared with the convicted person and the victim. Refusal to comply can lead to contempt charges and hinder parole or early release eligibility. The testing must be overseen by the appropriate authorities, whether in custody or under probation.

Massachusetts H2429 mandates HIV testing for individuals convicted of certain sexual assault crimes.

Massachusetts H2429, An Act protecting victims of sexual assault, requires individuals convicted of specific sexual assault crimes to undergo HIV testing within 14 days of conviction. The results must be shared with the convicted person and the victim. Refusal to comply can lead to contempt charges and hinder parole or early release eligibility. The testing must be overseen by the appropriate authorities, whether in custody or under probation.