A. A hospital employee, a public safety employee or volunteer or the employing agency, officer or entity may petition the court for an order authorizing testing of another person for the human immunodeficiency virus, common blood borne diseases or other diseases specified in the petition if there are reasonable grounds to believe an exposure occurred and one of the following applies:

1. 1. The person is charged in any criminal complaint and the complaint alleges that the person interfered with the official duties of the hospital employee or the public safety employee or volunteer by biting, scratching, spitting or transferring blood or other bodily fluids on or through the skin or membranes of the hospital employee or the public safety employee or volunteer.
2. 2. There is probable cause to believe that the person interfered with the official duties of the hospital employee or the public safety employee or volunteer by biting, scratching, spitting or transferring blood or other bodily fluids on or through the skin or membranes of the hospital employee or public safety employee or volunteer and that the person is deceased.
3. 3. There is probable cause to believe that the person bit, scratched, spat or transferred blood or other bodily fluid on or through the skin or membranes of a hospital employee or a public safety employee or volunteer who was performing an official duty.
4. 4. The person is arrested, charged or in custody and the hospital employee or the public safety employee or volunteer alleges, by affidavit, that the person interfered with the official duties of the hospital employee or the public safety employee or volunteer by biting, scratching, spitting or transferring blood or other bodily fluids on or through the skin or membranes of the hospital employee or the public safety employee or volunteer.
5. 5. The public safety employee or volunteer, as part of the employee's or volunteer's official duties, was rendering aid to the person as a result of a medical emergency and was exposed to blood or other bodily fluids on or through the skin or membranes.
6. 6. The public safety employee or volunteer, as part of the employee's or volunteer's official duties, was rendering aid to the person as a result of a medical emergency and was exposed to blood or other bodily fluids on or through the skin or membranes, and the person is deceased.

C. The court shall hear the petition promptly. If the court finds that probable cause exists to believe that a possible transfer of blood or other bodily fluids occurred between the person and the hospital employee, the public safety employee or volunteer or the Arizona state hospital employee, the court shall order that either:

1. 1. The person provide two specimens of blood for testing.
2. 2. If the person is deceased, the medical examiner draw two specimens of blood for testing.

G. For the purposes of this section:

1. 1. "Arizona state hospital" includes the Arizona community protection and treatment center.
2. 2. "Arizona state hospital employee" means an employee of the Arizona state hospital who has direct patient contact.
3. 3. "Hospital employee" means a private hospital employee or volunteer or a person who is authorized to perform official duties at a private hospital while performing those authorized duties.
4. 4. "Private hospital" means a hospital that is not maintained and operated by this state or any political subdivision of this state.
5. 5. "Private prison security officer" means a security officer who is employed by a private contractor that contracts with a governmental entity to provide detention or incarceration facility services for offenders.
6. 6. "Public safety employee or volunteer" means a law enforcement officer, any employee, contractor or volunteer of a state or local law enforcement agency or correctional facility, a probation officer, a surveillance officer, an adult or juvenile correctional service officer, a detention officer, a private prison security officer, a firefighter, an emergency medical technician or any other person who is authorized to perform official duties or be present within a correctional facility.