The South Carolina Prenatal Equal Protection Act classifies all abortions as murder under state law, presenting legal ramifications for individuals seeking abortion at any pregnancy stage.
Critics highlight the bill's vague language regarding exceptions for life-threatening situations, potentially putting medical professionals in difficult positions about when to act.
The bill, under its fetal personhood doctrine, extends implications that could lead to severe penalties, including the death penalty, for those obtaining abortions.
Despite exceptions for life-threatening conditions, the requirement for patients to demonstrate innocence poses serious concerns about healthcare access and legal repercussions.
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