Maryland cases trigger question: Should exposure of HIV be a felony?

Attempted murder. When Baltimore detective Lisa Robinson filled out her application for a statement of charges in April, that was the lead charge. But when defendant Robert J. Williams got his day in court June 22, he faced three misdemeanors, including second-degree assault and reckless endangerment. The last, a violation of Health General Article Section ...

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Maryland cases trigger question: Should exposure of HIV be a felony?

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