Reproductive Freedom Act protects abortion rights in Wyoming before fetal viability and for health reasons.
The Reproductive Freedom Act establishes the right to have an abortion in Wyoming before fetal viability and to protect the person's life or health. It prohibits the state from denying or interfering with these rights. The act also allows health care providers to terminate pregnancies and assist in doing so, provided they act within their scope of practice. It defines terms such as "abortion," "viability," and "health care provider." The act repeals conflicting provisions and sets an effective date upon completion of legal processes.
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