Constitutional amendment; prohibiting certain acts related to abortion; imposing certain duty on health care providers; granting certain immunities.

SJR 34 is a proposed constitutional amendment that would prohibit most abortions in Oklahoma by defining "abortion" as intentionally terminating an unborn person's life from conception. It requires healthcare providers to attempt live births when a medical condition threatens the mother's life, making every reasonable effort to preserve both lives. Violating this prohibition would be classified as first-degree murder, and the amendment grants criminal immunity to providers who meet the reasonable effort standard, while allowing civil lawsuits with $10,000+ per violation and attorney fees. The amendment explicitly excludes contraceptive use before pregnancy detection and permits medical procedures for live birth, ectopic pregnancy care, or miscarriage management.