The Protecting Moms and Babies Act prohibits the manufacture, distribution, and provision of abortion-inducing drugs in Oklahoma, with exceptions for.
The Protecting Moms and Babies Act establishes strict regulations on abortion-inducing drugs in Oklahoma. It prohibits the manufacture, distribution, mailing, transportation, delivery, prescription, or provision of such drugs, except for specific medical purposes like preserving the mother's life, removing an ectopic pregnancy, or removing a dead, unborn child due to miscarriage. The act allows enforcement only through qui tam actions, where a relator can bring a civil action on behalf of the state. Successful relators can receive damages, injunctive relief, and attorney fees.
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