Senate 1220: Relating to Infectious Disease Testing/Juvenile Centers [SPSC]

S1220    GENERAL BILL by Wilson  (Linked S 1362, Compare S 1248)
  Infectious Disease Testing/Juvenile Centers [SPSC]; Requires each
  juvenile assessment center or juvenile detention facility to have a
  written procedure regarding the testing of juveniles for infectious
  diseases. Requires the DOH to designate certain counties, if approved by
  the county's governing body, to participate in a program to test each
  juvenile for HIV who is referred to or who is under supervision of the
  DJJ. Provides that informed consent is not required for an HIV test,
  etc.  EFFECTIVE DATE: 07/01/2010.
  01/14/10 SENATE Filed
  02/03/10 SENATE Referred to Criminal Justice; Health Regulation; Judiciary;
                  Criminal and Civil Justice Appropriations
  03/02/10 SENATE Introduced, referred to Criminal Justice; Health Regulation;
                  Judiciary; Criminal and Civil Justice Appropriations
                  -SJ 00088
  04/30/10 SENATE Died in Committee on Criminal Justice
  
  
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Senate's professional committee staff.

   0381.004
   0985.1351

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