2005 California Penal Code Sections 7520-7523 CHAPTER 3. NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT

7520.  Upon the release of an inmate from a correctional
institution, a medical representative of the institution shall notify
the inmate's parole or probation officer, where it is the case, that
the inmate has tested positive for infection with HIV, or has been
diagnosed as having AIDS.  The representative of the correctional
institution shall obtain the latest available medical information
concerning any precautions which should be taken under the
circumstances, and shall convey that information to the parole or
probation officer.
   When a parole or probation officer learns from responsible medical
authorities that a parolee or probationer under his or her
jurisdiction has AIDS or has tested positive for HIV infection, the
parole or probation officer shall be responsible for ensuring that
the parolee or probationer contacts the county health department in
order to be, or through his or her own physician and surgeon is, made
aware of counseling and treatment for AIDS commensurate with that
available to the general population of that county.
7521.  (a) When a parole or probation officer learns from
responsible medical authorities that a parolee or probationer in his
or her custody has any of the conditions listed in Section 7520, but
that the parolee or probationer has not properly informed his or her
spouse, the officer may ensure that this information is relayed to
the spouse only through either the chief medical officer of the
institution from which the person was released or the physician and
surgeon treating the spouse or the parolee or probationer.  The
parole or probation officer shall seek to ensure that proper
counseling accompanies release of this information to the spouse,
through the person providing the information to the inmate's spouse.
   (b) If a parole or probation officer has received information from
appropriate medical authorities that one of his or her parolees or
probationers is HIV infected or has AIDS, and the parolee or
probationer has a record of assault on a peace officer, and the
officer seeks the aid of local law enforcement officers to apprehend
or take into custody the parolee or probationer, he or she shall
inform the officers assisting him or her in apprehending or taking
into custody the parolee or probationer, of the person's condition,
to aid them in protecting themselves from contracting AIDS.
   (c) Local law enforcement officers receiving information pursuant
to this subdivision shall maintain confidentiality of information
received pursuant to subdivision (b).  Willful use or disclosure of
this information is a misdemeanor.  Parole or probation officers who
willfully or negligently disclose information about AIDS infection,
other than as prescribed under this title or any other provision of
law, shall also be guilty of a misdemeanor.
7522.  (a) Supervisory and medical personnel in correctional
institutions shall notify all law enforcement employees when those
employees have had direct contact with the bodily fluids of, inmates
or persons charged or in custody who either have tested positive for
infection with HIV, or been diagnosed as having AIDS.
   (b) Supervisory and medical personnel at correctional institutions
shall provide to employees covered by this section the latest
medical information regarding precautions to be taken under the
circumstances, and shall furnish proper protective clothing and other
necessary protective devices or equipment, and instruct staff on the
applicability of this title.
7523.  Information obtained by a law enforcement employee pursuant
to this chapter shall be confidential, and shall not be disclosed
except as specifically authorized by this chapter.  Information
obtained by a member of a panel pursuant to Section 7515 or 7516
shall not be disclosed except as authorized by this title.