Delaware House Passes Bill to Protect Clinics, Worship
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Delawares House of Representatives passed a bill on March twelfth, sponsored by Representative Debra Heffernan, to criminalize interfering with reproductive health clinics or places of worship. The measure targets actions blocking access, making them misdemeanors or felonies depending on harm caused. Penalties range from misdemeanors for first offenses to up to twenty-five years in prison for causing death. The bill protects peaceful protests and focuses on obstructive or violent acts, aligning with thirteen other states and Washington, DC, in safeguarding abortion access. The proposal now moves to the Senate.
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