Published February, 2020

Timeline of State Reforms and Repeals of HIV Criminal Laws, CHLP (updated 2022)

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Timeline of State Reforms and Repeals of HIV Criminal Laws

This resource for community advocates provides a timeline describing the repeals and reforms to HIV criminal laws in the seven states that have made the most significant changes to their laws since 1994. Special thanks to community advocate Bryan C. Jones of Ohio for recognizing the need for and requesting the creation of this resource.

For more information on the reforms in each individual state, see the links below.

Updated June 2022.

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Timeline of State Reforms and Repeals of HIV Criminal Laws CHLP 102424.pdf (228.91 KB)
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