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The legislation prohibits people in Oklahoma from performing abortions unless they are doing so to "save the life of a pregnant woman." A person convicted under the bill would be guilty of a felony and could face a fine up to $100,000 or a maximum 10-year prison sentence. A pregnant woman could not be charged with a crime for having an abortion.
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The bill now goes to Gov. Kevin Stitt for his signature. The Republican has previously said that he would sign all anti-abortion bills the legislature sends him. Some states are passing laws that would be enforced by private citizens filing civil lawsuits, while others like Oklahoma make performing an abortion a crime.
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Although the bill will most certainly invite a legal challenge if it becomes law, experts say the measure's supporters are likely unmoved by that prospect. [Mary Ziegler of Harvard Law School] said the law may even be blocked in the short term, but that Republican lawmakers are likely counting on the Supreme Court to toss out [Roe v. Wade] in the summer.