Oklahoma SB2054 creates the Oklahoma Mother and Child Protection Act, prohibiting the manufacture, distribution, and provision of abortion-inducing.
Oklahoma SB2054, the Oklahoma Mother and Child Protection Act, prohibits the manufacture, distribution, and provision of abortion-inducing drugs in the state, except for specific medical purposes. The act authorizes qui tam actions, allowing individuals to bring civil suits on behalf of the state against those who violate these provisions. Successful relators can receive damages, costs, and attorney fees. The act also includes provisions for severability, jurisdictional applicability, and immunity from certain legal actions.
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