Prosecution Policy on the Sexual Transmission of Infection: Intentional or Reckless Sexual Transmission of, or Exposure to, Infection

Sets out how prosecutors should deal with cases involving an allegation of intentional or reckless sexual transmission of, or exposure to, infection which has serious, potentially life threatening consequences for the person infected.

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Author: Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (Scotland)

Reference: 2012

Format: Policy Brief

Countries: U.K.

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Prosecution Policy on the Sexual Transmission of Infection: Intentional or Reckless Sexual Transmission of, or Exposure to, Infection