This bill introduces criminal penalties for individuals who recruit, harbor, or transport a pregnant, unemancipated minor within the state for the purpose of obtaining an abortion without parental consent. Specifically, it establishes that such actions constitute a class A misdemeanor, with repeat offenders facing a class B felony charge. The bill defines an unemancipated minor as any female under 18 who is not married or legally emancipated. Notably, the bill includes exceptions for parents or legal guardians, individuals with notarized consent from a parent or guardian, common carriers, and emergency medical personnel. Additionally, it clarifies that consent from the minor does not serve as a defense against prosecution.

Furthermore, the bill allows for civil wrongful death actions in cases where an unborn child is aborted in violation of the new criminal provisions. It specifies that the biological mother or father (with certain exceptions) may bring such a suit, and outlines the types of damages that can be recovered, including economic and punitive damages, as well as attorney's fees. The bill also includes exceptions for medical consultations regarding pregnancy care and for licensed physicians calling for emergency assistance. The act is set to take effect 60 days after passage.