Should it be a crime hide that you have an STD, and then your partner gets it?

Should it be a crime for someone to hide that they have an STD from the person they are sleeping with, and then give them that STD?

It's sort of like false advertising haha. JK. Seriously though, it's kind of scarey if some guy told me that he was totally clean, and gets himself tested. However, the next morning I wake up with a rash! Then, before he leaves he goes: "Thx for sekz! btw I was JK bout STD. kthx bai".

It's already a crime.

It's already a crime.

The_Ish

Wow I guess you do learn something everyday :)

It's been a crime here in the UK ever since the case of R v Dica in 2004.

I can't wait 'til I no longer have to study law.

It's already a crime.The_Ish

[QUOTE="The_Ish"]

It's already a crime.

tofu-lion91

Wow I guess you do learn something everyday :)

Lol

[QUOTE="The_Ish"]It's already a crime.foxhound_fox

Not sure. I think I remember a prison term, I'm a little fuzzy on the details.

EDIT: I remember a news story where this woman intentionaly spread AIDs to several men because she happens to hate men in general. She was arrested and sent to prison, I think it counts as attempted murder.

This is why you don't do it before your married...

No, it shouldn't be a crime.

I think all the court can say is "Oh well, shouldn't have ****ed em'"

It's been a crime here in the UK ever since the case of R v Dica in 2004.

I can't wait 'til I no longer have to study law.

luke1889

You and I must be on different planets.

How is it defined as a crime though? Is it if you "intentially" give someone an STD?

How is it defined as a crime though? Is it if you "intentially" give someone an STD?

GamePrincess88

Your partner should not be lying to you about having STDs, so if they know they have an STD and lie to you, then you can sue them.

[QUOTE="luke1889"]

It's been a crime here in the UK ever since the case of R v Dica in 2004.

I can't wait 'til I no longer have to study law.

The_Ish

You and I must be on different planets.

Mind explaining what you mean by that?

That would be a very naughty thing to douncledeath2005

Do not want. D:

This is why you don't do it before your married...

No, it shouldn't be a crime.

I think all the court can say is "Oh well, shouldn't have ****ed em'"

IgNIght

No it should be a crime. You can't say 'Oh well TS' because the person doesn't know that their partner has anything and it's not their fault.

Mind explaining what you mean by that?

luke1889

I like studying and reading about law.

I can't imagine why one wouldn't, is all I'm saying.

[QUOTE="GamePrincess88"]

How is it defined as a crime though? Is it if you "intentially" give someone an STD?

The_Ish

Your partner should not be lying to you about having STDs, so if they know they have an STD and lie to you, then you can sue them.

You must reside in America. It's not a civil offence here in the UK; it's a criminal one which gets you sent to prsion for a long time.

[QUOTE="luke1889"]

Mind explaining what you mean by that?

The_Ish

I like studying and reading about law.

I can't imagine why one wouldn't, is all I'm saying.

Haha, my law degree has only confirmed that I absolutely do not want to be a solicitor. It's bored me to tears.

[QUOTE="luke1889"]

Mind explaining what you mean by that?

The_Ish

I like studying and reading about law.

I can't imagine why one wouldn't, is all I'm saying.

It's a nerdy thing to do, especially in America. Not saying you are a nerd, but the act of doing it is generally thought of as nerdy, and hence avoided.

This is why you don't do it before your married...

No, it shouldn't be a crime.

I think all the court can say is "Oh well, shouldn't have ****ed em'"

IgNIght

You can get STD's if you are married too.

And yes, it is a crime, and it should be. If you know you have an STD, and you start spreading it because you can't contain your lust and you don't tell your partners, something the **** is wrong with you and you should be put in jail.

[QUOTE="IgNIght"]

This is why you don't do it before your married...

No, it shouldn't be a crime.

I think all the court can say is "Oh well, shouldn't have ****ed em'"

tofu-lion91

No it should be a crime. You can't say 'Oh well TS' because the person doesn't know that their partner has anything and it's not their fault.

Quite, but in recent cases, emphasis has been put on the recipient of such veneral disease to check that their partner is clean. Both owe the other a duty of care.

That would be a very naughty thing to douncledeath2005

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"]That would be a very naughty thing to dofoxhound_fox

Ya but we are humans though. Sex is a form of expression. It's natures free drug :D

jk, actually I think casual sex is disgusting.

[QUOTE="The_Ish"][QUOTE="GamePrincess88"]

How is it defined as a crime though? Is it if you "intentially" give someone an STD?

luke1889

Your partner should not be lying to you about having STDs, so if they know they have an STD and lie to you, then you can sue them.

You must reside in America. It's not a civil offence here in the UK; it's a criminal one which gets you sent to prsion for a long time.

Can't say its a civil offense, because you'd be sent to jail. But then again, I am not entirely sure.

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"]That would be a very naughty thing to dofoxhound_fox

Nothin' wrong with casual sex if you use a condom.

It's simple kids, don't have sex!. Save yourselves!

^___^

It's been a crime here in the UK ever since the case of R v Dica in 2004.

I can't wait 'til I no longer have to study law.

luke1889

Has it? Heh... I never knew.

Nothin' wrong with casual sex if you use a condom. The_Ish

[QUOTE="The_Ish"]Nothin' wrong with casual sex if you use a condom. foxhound_fox

Nanomachines, my dear friend, nanomachines.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="The_Ish"]It's already a crime.The_Ish

Not sure. I think I remember a prison term, I'm a little fuzzy on the details.

EDIT: I remember a news story where this woman intentionaly spread AIDs to several men because she happens to hate men in general. She was arrested and sent to prison, I think it counts as attempted murder.

Its the persons fault for sleeping with them before asking anything.

Its the persons fault for sleeping with them before asking anything.

Matt-4542

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

Its the persons fault for sleeping with them before asking anything.

towelie892

[QUOTE="towelie892"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

Its the persons fault for sleeping with them before asking anything.

Matt-4542

[QUOTE="Matt-4542"][QUOTE="towelie892"][QUOTE="Matt-4542"]

Its the persons fault for sleeping with them before asking anything.

Erasorn