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Here's what people are saying about the new HIV law

October 10, 2017

California lawmakers just lessened the penalty for HIV infected people who knowingly spread the virus. It's no longer a felony for hiding the information from a sexual partner or a blood bank. For more videos like this, check out our digital shorts page on TheBlaze.

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