Legal Consent Ages Explained

Summary

The legal age of consent is 17 in New York, 16 in Connecticut, and 16 in New Jersey. HIPAA rules are federal, but states may have additional privacy laws. For New York, see Penal Law § 130.05(3)(a); for Connecticut, General Statutes § 53a-71; and for New Jersey, Statutes § 2C:14-2a. For HIPAA, consult state health departments for local regulations.

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Can you give me citations for each of these?
Sure, here are the citations for the legal age of consent in each state:
- New York: The legal age of consent is 17 years old as per New York Penal Law § *.*(*)(a).
- Connecticut: The legal age of consent is 16 years old according to Connecticut General Statutes § 53a-*.
- New Jersey: The legal age of consent is 16 years old as stated in New Jersey Statutes § 2C:*-2a.
If you need any more information, feel free to ask!
What are the HIPAA rules for the states of CT, NJ, and NY and please give me citations and links for each
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) rules are federal regulations, meaning they apply uniformly across the United States, including CT, NJ, and NY. However, some states may have additional privacy laws. Here are key points:
- Federal HIPAA Rules:
- Protects patient privacy and health information security.
- Requires health care providers and insurers to safeguard patient data.
- Gives patients rights to access their health records.
For more detailed state-specific regulations or guidance, you may need to check local laws or consult state health departments:
- Connecticut: Information can be found at the Connecticut Department of Public Health.
- New Jersey: Visit the New Jersey Department of Health for more details.
- New York: Check the New York State Department of Health for state-specific privacy laws.
If you need specific links or citations, it would be best to visit the respective state department websites or consult a legal professional for comprehensive details.