Oklahoma SB883 prohibits certain acts involving abortion-inducing drugs and provides penalties.
Oklahoma SB883 codifies a new section defining "abortion" as the use of drugs like mifepristone and misoprostol to cause an abortion. It prohibits knowingly or recklessly providing any substance to terminate a pregnancy with the intent other than to increase the probability of a live birth. Violators face felony charges, and health care providers found in violation have their licenses revoked. The bill also repeals existing sections related to abortion and declares the act inseverable.
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