CHLP Publications

Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: Washington, CHLP (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: Texas, CHLP (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: North Carolina (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: Michigan (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: Iowa, CHLP (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: Illinois, CHLP (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: Colorado, CHLP (2020)

 
Fact Sheet

HIV Criminal Law Reform, Before and After: California, CHLP (2020)

This resource provides a concise overview of the implications of California's 2017 reform of its HIV-related criminal laws.

Newsletters

The PJP Update, Positive Justice Project (July 2020)

News from the Positive Justice Project on HIV decriminalization work from states across the country plus links to the latest webinars, meetings and media resources.
Community/NGO Statements & Resolutions

Proposed Public Health and Public Safety Pathways for Criminal Justice System Responses to COVID-19, Center for HIV Law and Policy, et al. (May 27, 2020)

A group of national organizations convened by the Center for HIV Law and Policy (CHLP) and led by CHLP and the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys developed this set of pathways for how criminal justice professionals can incorporate public health principles into their response to COVID-19 a

Newsletters

The PJP Update, Positive Justice Project (April 2020)

The PJP Update has the latest news on HIV criminal law reform efforts across the country...with legislative action taking place in several states...as well as national news and criminal case updates.
Letters and Other Advocacy Documents

Comentario por CHLP, AIDS United, y The Well Project, Acerca de las Recomendaciones de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades en Relación a las Pruebas de Detección del VIH, The Center for HIV Law and Policy et al., (October 28, 2019)

En el otoño de 2019, los CDC publicaron una solicitud de comentarios y propusieron actualizaciones a las pautas clínicas de 2006 para el cribado del VIH basadas en "cuestiones y pruebas contemporáneas", con una consideración especial de las "pruebas de rutina de exclusión voluntaria".