New Jersey A5513 requires providers to inform patients about potential complications of abortion-inducing drugs and the right to sue for injuries.
New Jersey A5513, known as the Abortion Pill Provider Liability Education (APPLE) Act, mandates that providers inform patients about potential complications of abortion-inducing drugs and their right to sue for injuries. The bill also establishes the crime of criminal abortion by fraud, which occurs when a person knowingly administers an abortion-inducing drug to a pregnant woman without her knowledge or consent. The bill requires providers to report abortion complications to the Department of Health and mandates the Department to issue an annual report on these complications.
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