The specialist book "Conducting HIV Tests Without the Consent of the Affected Individual" by Hans Pfeffer provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework and ethical questions related to HIV tests conducted without the consent of the individual concerned. It highlights the duty and authority to communicate findings from a criminal law perspective and discusses the implications for the affected individuals as well as for society. The work is aimed at professionals in the fields of law and health and offers valuable insights into the complex interactions between legal requirements and the rights of those affected. With 233 pages, the book provides a solid foundation for engaging with a sensitive and current topic that encompasses both legal and societal dimensions.