HR 7841 United States House · 118th Congress

Reproductive Data Privacy and Protection Act

This bill amends federal wiretap and communications laws to protect reproductive health information. It requires government entities seeking to access communications (via warrant, subpoena, or court order) to certify under oath that they will not use reproductive or sexual health data - including information about abortion, contraception, pregnancy, or fertility treatments - to investigate or prosecute individuals seeking, providing, or facilitating such care. The bill explicitly defines "reproductive or sexual health information" to cover medical services, prescriptions, health conditions, and related activities. This applies to all federal law enforcement and government agencies handling communications requests. The law directly affects government entities and the privacy rights of individuals accessing reproductive healthcare.
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Introduced Mar 29, 2024 Last action Mar 29, 2024
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