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  • Flyboy
    Daydream Believer
    • Jun 2003
    • 11352

    #16
    Re: Man giving women AIDS on purpose?

    Originally posted by phillyfan23
    if you get aids today, no test will show u're positive thr NEXT day, it takes like 3 months.
    No one can get AIDs straight up, but you're mostly right. The HIV virus itself usually takes 4-6 months to appear on tests but there are some instances that it doesn't appear until a year.
    Originally posted by EWRMETS
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    • CMH
      Making you famous
      • Oct 2002
      • 26203

      #17
      Re: Man giving women AIDS on purpose?

      Or if you're Magic it just disappears.
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      • Flyboy
        Daydream Believer
        • Jun 2003
        • 11352

        #18
        Re: Man giving women AIDS on purpose?

        Originally posted by YankeePride
        Or if you're Magic it just disappears.
        ...

        Got me.
        Originally posted by EWRMETS
        Maybe the best post in OS's history. If you don't think Tony Romo is a Hall of Famer, you support al Qaeda.

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        • MassNole
          Banned
          • Mar 2006
          • 18848

          #19
          Re: Man giving women AIDS on purpose?

          Legally speaking, it is a form of assault and battery to knowingly pass on a sexually transmitted disease. I think a case can be made to call it rape, as consent is nullified by not informing the other party that you have a STD (at the very least it does work that way in civil actions).

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          • SPTO
            binging
            • Feb 2003
            • 68046

            #20
            Re: Man giving women AIDS on purpose?

            Originally posted by MassNole
            Legally speaking, it is a form of assault and battery to knowingly pass on a sexually transmitted disease. I think a case can be made to call it rape, as consent is nullified by not informing the other party that you have a STD (at the very least it does work that way in civil actions).
            I know this is a Canadian example so the legalities might be a little different but former CFL-er Trevis Smith of the Saskatchewan RoughRiders was found guilty last year of knowingly exposing two women to HIV. He was sentenced to 6 years on the charge of Aggravated Sexual Assault.
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            • MassNole
              Banned
              • Mar 2006
              • 18848

              #21
              Re: Man giving women AIDS on purpose?

              Originally posted by SPTO
              I know this is a Canadian example so the legalities might be a little different but former CFL-er Trevis Smith of the Saskatchewan RoughRiders was found guilty last year of knowingly exposing two women to HIV. He was sentenced to 6 years on the charge of Aggravated Sexual Assault.
              That sounds about right for what it would be in the US as well. I believe you could even trump it all the way up to attempted murder if you wanted to stretch the boundaries of the law, and then eventually murder when the person dies from HIV/AIDS or some related illness that became life threatening because of the weakened immune system.

              Now if a DA would actually bring these charges, that is hard to say. But I'd at least bet on the bar exam that the choice of Attempted Murder would be correct if the other elements were arguably in place.

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