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HIV-positive mothers risk criminal prosecution, group warns.


 The Center for Women Policy Studies is urging State legislators to specifically exempt perinatal transmission from laws that criminalize HIV transmission. In 1996, 24 States had laws making it a felony to knowingly or intentionally expose persons to HIV, and only Oklahoma and Texas explicitly forbid prosecuting women from exposing their infants or fetuses to HIV. In light of rulings that have found that fetuses are persons under the law, legislation must be tailored to protect the women from criminal prosecution.
