NAT guide for people living with HIV 'Prosecutions for HIV transmission'

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Wed, 08/06/2011 - 2:47pm

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"NAT has published a new leaflet "Police Investigation of HIV Transmission- A guide for people living with HIV in England, Wales and Northern Ireland".

NAT has previously worked with the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) to produce 'ACPO Investigation Guidance relating to the Criminal Transmission of HIV' - this new leaflet explains the main parts of the Guidance.

People involved in any way in a police investigation of HIV transmission, will find it useful to know how police officers are
advised to investigate these cases.

The leaflet can be downloaded from the NAT website:
http://www.nat.org.uk/Media%20library/Files/Policy/2011/Police%20Investigation%20of%20HIV%20Transmission%20ACPO%20leaflet%202011-3.pdf"

NAT is the National AIDS Trust.

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NAT guide for people living with HIV 'Prosecutions for HIV transmission'

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