Washington SB5632 protects lawful health care services in the state from out-of-state enforcement actions.

Washington SB5632 aims to safeguard lawful health care services in the state from enforcement actions by other states. The bill prohibits state courts and officials from issuing warrants or subpoenas for lawful health care services unless accompanied by a sworn attestation. It also bars state agencies from cooperating with out-of-state entities seeking to enforce laws against such services. Violations carry a penalty of $10,000 per occurrence.

Washington SB5632 protects lawful health care services in the state from out-of-state enforcement actions.

Washington SB5632 aims to safeguard lawful health care services in the state from enforcement actions by other states. The bill prohibits state courts and officials from issuing warrants or subpoenas for lawful health care services unless accompanied by a sworn attestation. It also bars state agencies from cooperating with out-of-state entities seeking to enforce laws against such services. Violations carry a penalty of $10,000 per occurrence.