Abortion-inducing drugs; Protecting Moms and Babies Act; terms; exclusions; manufacture or distribute; mail, transport, deliver, prescribe, or provide; exception; qui tam actions; enforcement of prohibitions; defenses; statute of limitation; remedies; personal jurisdiction and applicability of state law; jurisdiction of appeals; protections from counteractions; severability clause; effective date.

Summary

The Protecting Moms and Babies Act defines abortion‑inducing drugs and makes it unlawful to knowingly manufacture, distribute, mail, transport, prescribe, or provide them, with limited exceptions. It allows private citizens to bring qui tam lawsuits to enforce the bans and sets out defenses, statutes of limitation, and remedies. The bill also addresses jurisdiction, appeals, and includes a severability clause, becoming effective upon enactment.

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