Stéphanie Claivaz-Loranger, Barry D Adam, Shannon Thomas Ryan, Eric Mykhalovskiy, Glenn Betteridge, Lisa Power
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本文提供了在小组讨论期间所作的六个报告的摘要。斯特拉西芬尼·克拉维亚兹-洛兰格概述了R诉库里尔案以来加拿大法律的最新发展。Barry Adam讨论了艾滋病毒/艾滋病感染者(PHAs)对艾滋病毒传播和暴露的刑事定罪的看法。Shannon Thomas Ryan讨论了刑事定罪的种族化本质。Eric Mykhalovskiy解释了安大略省在刑事定罪方面现有的政策选择,并呼吁司法部建立一个协商程序,为政策和实践备忘录的制定提供信息。格伦·贝特里奇讨论了安大略省检察指南运动的发展和工作。最后,Lisa Power介绍了英格兰和威尔士在艾滋病定罪方面的经验。
Panel--Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: new development and community responses.
This article provides summaries of the six presentations made during the panel. Stéphanie Claviaz-Loranger gives an overview of the recent developments in Canadian law since R v. Cuerrier. Barry Adam discusses views of people living with HIV/AIDS (PHAs) with respect to the criminalization of HIV transmission and exposure. Shannon Thomas Ryan discusses the racialized nature of criminalization. Eric Mykhalovskiy explains the available policy options for Ontario concerning criminalization, and calls on the Ministry of the Attorney General to establish a consultation process to inform the development of policy and practice memoranda. Glenn Betteridge discusses the development and work of the Ontario Prosecutorial Guidelines Campaign. Finally, Lisa Power presents the experience of England and Wales with regard to HIV criminalization.