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Abortion (I0005)

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This page collects the 20 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Abortion (I0005)”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Abortion, Civil Remedies & Liabilities (I0065), and Pregnancy and Childbirth.

Active Bills

State BillTEXASAug 20, 2025Texas HB 144 redefines an individual under the Penal Code to include unborn children from fertilization and applies criminal homicide and assault laws to unborn victimsTexas House Bill 144 expands the legal definition of an individual in the Penal Code to include unborn children at any stage of development from fertilization until birth, and applies criminal homicidState BillTEXASAug 20, 2025Texas HB 218 criminalizes transporting or funding transportation of unemancipated minors out-of-state for abortions without parental consentState BillTEXASAug 18, 2025Texas HB 80 restricts abortion-inducing drugs, creates civil liability, and mandates Internet service provider blocksState BillTEXASAug 18, 2025Texas Senate Bill 42 Adds Exceptions for Lethal Fetal Anomalies to Abortion LawsState BillTEXASAug 18, 2025Texas designates carisoprodol, mifepristone, and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances starting January 1, 2026State BillTEXASAug 8, 2025Texas Bill HB 30 Bans Abortion-Inducing Drugs and Authorizes Private Qui Tam EnforcementState BillTEXASJul 14, 2025Texas restricts online sale of abortion-inducing drugs without in-person medical examState BillTEXASJul 14, 2025Texas Bill HB 37 prohibits abortion-inducing drugs and creates civil and qui tam private rights of action

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  1. 01Health and Safety Codeother6 mentions
  2. 02Hopperperson4 mentions
  3. 03United States Food and Drug Administrationorganization2 mentions
  4. 04Texaslocation2 mentions
  5. 05Troxclairperson2 mentions
  6. 06Schatzlineperson2 mentions
  7. 07American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologistsorganization2 mentions
  8. 08Morales Shawperson2 mentions
  9. 09Tothperson2 mentions
  10. 10Virdellperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsTexas HB 144 redefines an individual under the Penal Code to include unborn children from fertilization and applies criminal homicide and assault laws to unborn victims, Texas HB 218 criminalizes transporting or funding transportation of unemancipated minors out-of-state for abortions without parental consent, Texas HB 80 restricts abortion-inducing drugs, creates civil liability, and mandates Internet service provider blocks (+15 more)
  • Topic to peopleHopper, Troxclair, Schatzline (+3 more)
  • Topic to orgsUnited States Food and Drug Administration, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
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  1. Aug 20, 2025State BillTexas HB 144 redefines an individual under the Penal Code to include unborn children from fertilization and applies criminal homicide and assault laws to unborn victims
  2. Aug 20, 2025State BillTexas HB 218 criminalizes transporting or funding transportation of unemancipated minors out-of-state for abortions without parental consent
  3. Aug 18, 2025State BillTexas HB 80 restricts abortion-inducing drugs, creates civil liability, and mandates Internet service provider blocks
  4. Aug 18, 2025State BillTexas Senate Bill 42 Adds Exceptions for Lethal Fetal Anomalies to Abortion Laws
  5. Aug 18, 2025State BillTexas designates carisoprodol, mifepristone, and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances starting January 1, 2026
  6. Aug 8, 2025State BillTexas Bill HB 30 Bans Abortion-Inducing Drugs and Authorizes Private Qui Tam Enforcement
  7. Jul 14, 2025State BillTexas restricts online sale of abortion-inducing drugs without in-person medical exam
  8. Jul 14, 2025State BillTexas Bill HB 37 prohibits abortion-inducing drugs and creates civil and qui tam private rights of action
  9. Jul 14, 2025State BillTexas HB 65 bans abortion-inducing drugs, establishes civil and qui tam liability, and authorizes private lawsuits
  10. Jul 14, 2025State BillTexas creates the office of state special prosecutor to handle specific criminal cases starting January 1, 2026

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