South Carolina bill H4637 amends state law to prohibit the manufacture, distribution, and possession of abortion-inducing drugs, and to establish.
South Carolina bill H4637 amends the state code to introduce new provisions regarding abortion-inducing drugs and related activities. The bill prohibits the manufacture, distribution, and possession of abortion-inducing drugs within the state, with exceptions for certain medical uses. It also establishes penalties for violations, including fines and imprisonment. Additionally, the bill outlines provisions for qui tam actions, allowing individuals to bring civil actions against violators.
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