The occurrence of HIV/AIDS has affected every aspect of justice systems worldwide. There are legal, law enforcement, and custody issues abound. This volume provides a comprehensive overview of these issues as well as strategies and solutions.

Introduction
Physiological, Medical and Disease Trends
R. Parker (2002), The global HIV/AIDS pandemic, structural inequalities and the politics of international health
E. Sumartojo (2000), Structural factors in HIV prevention: concepts, examples, and implications for research
N.R. Bardhan (2002), Accounts from the field: a public relations perspective on global AIDS/HIV
J.D. Altman and M.B. Feinberg (2004), HIV escape: there and back again
R.C. Desrosiers (2004), Prospects for an AIDS vaccine
O. Grusky, H. Liu and M. Johnston (2002), HIV/AIDS in China: 1990-2001
Legal, Policy And Administrative Care Issues
R. D'Amelio, E. Tuerlings, O. Perito, R. Biselli, S. Natalicchio and S. Kingma (2001), A global review of legislation on HIV/AIDS: the issue of HIV testing
D. Valette (2002), AIDS behind bars: prisoners' rights guillotined
L.O. Gostin, D.W. Webber (1998), HIV infection and AIDS in the public health and health care systems: the role of law and litigation
David W. Webber, Self-incrimination, partner notification and the criminal law: negatives for the CDC's 'Prevention for Positives' initiative
Anonymous (2002), Procedural, jurisdictional and litigation questions: AIDS standing
B. Zaitzow (2001), Whose problem is it anyway? women prisoners and HIV/AIDS
Custody, Supervision and Treatment Issues
M.L.A. Tiamson (2002), Challenges in the management of the HIV patient in the third decade of AIDS
S. Chippindale and L. French (2001), ABC of AIDS: HIV counselling and the psychosocial management of patients with HIV or AIDS
M. Welch (2000), The correctional response to prisoners with HIV/AIDS: morality, metaphors and myths
M.M. Lanier and S. Gates (1996), An empirical assessment of the AIDS Risk Reduction Model (ARRM) employing probit analyses
Behavioral Interventions, Knowledge and Attitudes
R.A. Thompson and J.W. Marquart (1998), Law enforcement responses to the HIV/AIDS epidemic: selected findings and suggestions for future research
J. Flavin (1998), Police and HIV/AIDS: the risk, the reality, the response
R. Tewksbury, F.V. Gennaro and S. Cummings (1998), Injection drug users and HIV risk behaviours: the criminal justice professional's role in identifying and responding to risk behaviours
T. Edwards and R. Tewksbury (1996), HIV/AIDS
State police training practices and personnel policies
K.B.Keeton and C. Swanson (1998), HIV/AIDS education needs assessment: a comparative study of jails and prison inmates in Northwest Florida
Future Trends, Global Impact and Ethical Issues
A. J. Lemelle (2003), Linking the structure of African American criminalization to the spread of HIV/AIDS
J. Crane, K. Quirk and A. van der Straten (2002), Come back when you're dying: the commodification of AIDS among California's urban poor
E.J. Trickett (2002), Context, culture and collaboration in AIDS interventions: ecological ideas of enhancing community impact
J. Pierret (2000), Everyday life with AIDS/HIV: surveys in the Social Sciences
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