An attempted is making certain efforts to achieve a goal that may or may not have a successful outcome. In the cases of Haines, Hinkhouse, and Smallwood they are all being charged with attempted murder. In the case of Haines he was being charged with attempted murder, because he had the knowledge of caring AIDS and was spraying his blood to a police officer with the intention to infect him with AIDS. The case of Hinkhouse he was being charged because he failed to inform his parole officer he was having unprotected sex with different sexual partners knowing he had HIV, therefore breaking a signed agreement not to have contact with women unsupervised. Lastly in the case of Smallwood he is being charged for attempted murder among other charges
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State, Hinkhouse was being accused for attempt murder of several sex partners. Hinkhouse was aware he was infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus known as HIV, and was conscious of the consequences of having unprotected sex. Hinkhouse had several conversations with his parole officer Carroll towards his HIV disease and awareness of the harm it could cause if exposed to someone else. According to Hinkhouse case he “signed a probation agreement that included a commitment not to engage in any unsupervised contact with women without expressed permission from his parole officer”, (Hinkhouse qtd. in Jung 175) an agreement in which he failed to follow. Hinkhouse regardless of his agreement constantly had unprotected sex with women not telling them about his condition, and lead to exposing them to the HIV …show more content…
State, Smallwood was being accused of attempted murder among other assaults. Smallwood tested positive for HIV in 1991. The following year a social worker talked to Smallwood about safe sex to prevent the spread of HIV. According to Smallwood’s case in “July 1993, Smallwood told health care providers at Children’s Hospital that he had only one sexual partner and they always used condoms”;(Smallwood qtd. In Jung 175) however, he tested positive again for HIV in February and March of 1994. In September 26 1993, Smallwood and an accomplice robbed and rapped a women, on September 28 1993 robbed a second women to gunpoint and rapped her, lastly on September 30 1993 he robbed a third women at gunpoint and raped her. Smallwood did not use a condom when he raped these women exposing them to
State, Hinkhouse was being accused for attempt murder of several sex partners. Hinkhouse was aware he was infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus known as HIV, and was conscious of the consequences of having unprotected sex. Hinkhouse had several conversations with his parole officer Carroll towards his HIV disease and awareness of the harm it could cause if exposed to someone else. According to Hinkhouse case he “signed a probation agreement that included a commitment not to engage in any unsupervised contact with women without expressed permission from his parole officer”, (Hinkhouse qtd. in Jung 175) an agreement in which he failed to follow. Hinkhouse regardless of his agreement constantly had unprotected sex with women not telling them about his condition, and lead to exposing them to the HIV …show more content…
State, Smallwood was being accused of attempted murder among other assaults. Smallwood tested positive for HIV in 1991. The following year a social worker talked to Smallwood about safe sex to prevent the spread of HIV. According to Smallwood’s case in “July 1993, Smallwood told health care providers at Children’s Hospital that he had only one sexual partner and they always used condoms”;(Smallwood qtd. In Jung 175) however, he tested positive again for HIV in February and March of 1994. In September 26 1993, Smallwood and an accomplice robbed and rapped a women, on September 28 1993 robbed a second women to gunpoint and rapped her, lastly on September 30 1993 he robbed a third women at gunpoint and raped her. Smallwood did not use a condom when he raped these women exposing them to