Oklahoma already has one of the finest abortion ban in the country. But the so -called “slavery of slavery” in the state’s Senate trying to take it further, by punishing women who end their fetuses with the death penalty.
Draft SB 456, What was suggested by Dusty Deevers in January, would make abortion equivalent to murder under the law, and the woman who was subject to procedures subject to the same penalties they would face if they committed a murder. This includes life in prison and perhaps death.
The draft law stated that these penalties will be applicable if the person has an abortion “approved” on this procedure. He also stated that the punishment will not apply to automatic miscarriage, also known as miscarriage, or if the procedure is necessary to save the mother’s life. It states that a woman can defend herself against the claim, she is more, if she can prove that she had a “reasonable belief” that her life would be in danger. The draft law would prohibit abortion drugs.
Currently in Oklahoma, abortion Totally Unless it is necessary to preserve “the life of the mother, a law that entered into force after the end Ro against a valley In 2022, but for the state members of the state, the trial of women was a very far bridge. The Judicial Committee of the Party Senate in the state voted on the draft law on February 19, Oclahoma vocal I mentioned. According to the newspaper, the legislators asked how the draft law works in practice, where any resident who gets abortion must leave the state to do so and it will be difficult to follow the one who travels to the procedure and when.
Deevers, who called the draft law called women who obtain an abortion on a “protected category” of killers, said that X considers the measure a success despite its failure because it was publishing his message and has a “discussion”.
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Cindy Najin, head of the US Civil Liberties Union in the state, said, said Oclahoma vocal She does not expect this to be the last time we will see a bill of this kind.
“She tends to appear every year,” she said.