Coercing a pregnant minor female into seeking or obtaining an abortion prohibited, suspected cases of human trafficking of minors screened and reported, certain information required to be displayed, action for wrongful death resulting from abortion added, and rulemaking required.

This bill aims to protect pregnant minors from being forced into having an abortion. It also requires that suspected cases of human trafficking involving minors be reported and screened. Additionally, the bill mandates the display of certain information related to abortion and allows for legal action in cases of wrongful death resulting from an abortion.

Supporters of this bill would argue that it is a crucial step in safeguarding the rights and well-being of pregnant minors. They would emphasize the importance of preventing coercion in abortion decisions and ensuring that potential human trafficking cases are properly addressed and reported.

Critics of the bill might argue that it places unnecessary restrictions on access to abortion services, particularly for minors who may need them. They could contend that the focus on coercion and trafficking could lead to increased stigma around abortion and could complicate the decision-making process for young women in crisis situations.