North Carolina bill revises abortion-inducing drug laws, prohibiting their mailing and advertising to pregnant women.
The bill revises North Carolina's abortion-inducing drug laws, making it unlawful for individuals or organizations to mail, provide, or supply such drugs directly to pregnant women. It also prohibits the purchase or procurement of advertisements, hosting or maintaining websites, or providing internet services aimed at promoting these drugs to pregnant women. Violations are subject to fines and criminal penalties. The bill allows for civil actions by affected women, parents, or guardians, and provides for various civil remedies, including injunctions and compensatory damages.
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