Abortion; prohibiting certain acts involving abortion-inducing drugs; providing administrative and criminal penalties. Emergency.

SB 883 prohibits the provision of abortion-inducing drugs (like mifepristone and misoprostol) in Oklahoma when intended to terminate a pregnancy. It applies directly to healthcare providers and others who prescribe, dispense, or distribute such drugs for abortion purposes, excluding drugs prescribed for other medical reasons. Violations carry felony charges and potential revocation of professional licenses. The bill repeals multiple existing Oklahoma statutes related to abortion drugs and declares an emergency to take effect immediately.