Oklahoma Bill Signals Growing Push to Prosecute People Who Have Abortions

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Oklahoma Bill Signals Growing Push to Prosecute People Who Have Abortions
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Officials in Louisiana, Missouri, and Mississippi have also considered making inducing abortion a punishable offense.

No other states have yet introduced similar legislation to Oklahoma’s, and Marshall’s office backtracked his remarks, saying. But these moves highlight a growing tension among anti-abortion officials and policymakers, many of whom have expressed frustration that people living in states with abortion bans have still been able to use medication.

“We don’t support any law that would criminalize the woman, because the focus is on the provider, on the physician,” she said. Last summer, Louisiana lawmakers considered a bill that would have treated abortion as murder, effectively criminalizing people who induce their own abortions. But that legislation, which would have been the first abortion ban to explicitly punish pregnant people, did not pass.

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