Criminal Justice System's Response to Non-Disclosure of HIV

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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Part A: HIV and Canada
  • 1. Statistical Data on HIV in Canada
  • 2. Onward Transmission by Persons whose HIV is Undiagnosed vs. Diagnosed
  • 3. Mortality Rates from HIV/AIDS
  • 4. HIV Testing Rates
  • 5. The Impact of HIV and HIV Treatment
• Part B: HIV Transmission Risks and Sexual Activity
• Part C: The Criminal Law and HIV Non-Disclosure
  • 1. Fraud Vitiating Consent in HIV Non-Disclosure Cases
  • 2. Public Policy Considerations in the SCC Jurisprudence
  • 3. Quantitative Analysis of Reported HIV-Related Cases (1998 to April 2017)
  • 4. Qualitative Analysis of Reported HIV Non-Disclosure Cases (1998 to 2017)
• Part D: Stakeholder Perspectives and Recommendations
• Part E: International Comparison of Approaches
• Part F: Public Health Responses to HIV Cases
  • 1. Reporting HIV Cases in Canada
  • 2. Managing HIV Cases
  • 3. Relationship between Public Health and Law Enforcement
• Part G: Criminal Justice System Responses to HIV Non-Disclosure Cases
  • 1. Nature of HIV-Related Criminal Cases
  • 2. Charging Practices and Considerations
  • 3. Prosecutorial Practices and Considerations
  • 4. Experience of Victims
• Part H: Summary of the Evidence and Conclusions
• Annex: Statement from Minister Wilson-Raybould on World AIDS Day
• Bibliography