Abstract
In this article, the authors study the theoretical aspects of consent, as well as the requirements for consent to HIV exposure via unprotected sexual intercourse, developed by legal doctrine, common law and legislation. For these purposes, a study is being conducted of what is considered as a fully informed consent in the UK in statutory law, common law, as well as in the doctrine of criminal law. The authors conclude that there has been inconsistent judicial practice in the United Kingdom because the normative aspect of consent is poorly regulated in the statutes. The authors propose to eliminate existing legal uncertainties and improve current legislation.
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