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What happens if I’m found guilty (convicted) of HIV felonious assault?

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In Ohio, if you’re found guilty of HIV felonious assault, you could face:

  • 2 to 8 years in prison
  • Probation
  • Fines up to $15,000

This law applies even if no transmission happened, even if you used a condom or are undetectable. A conviction can impact your future in serious ways—including your freedom, finances and housing. Learn more about HIV criminalization laws in Ohio.

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