Published November, 2020
HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: North Carolina (2020)
This resource provides a concise overview of implications of the 2018 reform of HIV-related public health control measures in North Carolina. The pre-reform administrative regulations are outlined, specific changes are explained, and a description of how people living with HIV (PLHIV) could still face criminal liability is provided. Advocates nationwide are often very interested in the results of reform in states that have previously "modernized" their HIV laws, and this resource is intended to provide that information in an accessible manner. It also contains valuable analysis for PLHIV in North Carolina, including an objective view of the law as well as a sense of who remains at risk and how individuals can protect themselves from prosecution.
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