The law makes it a crime to threaten, injure or physically interfere with patients or providers, and limits state cooperation with certain out-of-state investigations involving care that’s legal in New Jersey. Supporters say it protects patients and medical professionals from harassment and legal retaliation. Opponents, including New Jersey Right to Life, argue the law could weaken accountability and parental rights and restrict cooperation with other states. The measure passed the Legislature largely along party lines and takes effect immediately. (nj.gov)
Governor Sherrill Signs Legislation Strengthening Protections for Reproductive Healthcare and Gender Affirming Care
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