Std Disclosure Legalities Florida

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Summary

Failing to disclose an STD in Florida can be prosecuted as a first-degree misdemeanor under Florida Statute 384.24. Even if the STD was not transmitted, the non-disclosure itself can be considered a misdemeanor. The statute of limitations for misdemeanors in Florida is generally 2 years from the date of the offense, according to Florida Statutes § 775.15(2)(a). Proving intent can be challenging, so its advisable to consult with an attorney for specific legal guidance.

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To start I live in Florida
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My ex has genital herpes and he never told me last time we had oral sex was 19 months ago and he never told me until now again we haven’t had oral sex until 19 months ago and it was only oral sex he did fail to tell me had genital herpes can I charge him criminally
Based on Florida law:
- Transmission of a sexually transmitted disease may be prosecuted as a first-degree misdemeanor under Florida Statute *.*.
- However, prosecution may require evidence of intentional transmission.
- Consult with a lawyer for more specific advice.
He did not transmit it to me though
Under Florida law:
- Not informing a partner of an STD can be considered a first-degree misdemeanor (Florida Statute *.*).
- However, proving intent can be challenging.
- It's advisable to consult with an attorney for specific legal guidance.
What if he did not pass it to me
Even if he didn't transmit the STD to you, he may still be liable under Florida law. This is because failing to disclose an STD can potentially be considered a misdemeanor. You should consult with a lawyer for a more precise interpretation.
What is the statue of limitation for this misdemeanor
The statute of limitations for misdemeanors in Florida is generally 2 years from the date of the offense, according to Florida Statutes § *.*(*)(a). Please consult with an attorney to discuss the specifics of your situation.