Bill > H2179

This bill requires individuals convicted of certain sexual assault crimes, including rape, indecent assault, and sexual abuse, to submit to testing for the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) within 14 days of their conviction. The results of the testing must be made available to both the convicted person and the victim. The bill also restricts the convicted person's eligibility for parole, work release, or transfer to a less secure facility until the testing is completed. Additionally, it allows the court to hold the convicted person in contempt and revise their sentence if they refuse to submit to the required testing.