AR HB1678

Increases criminal penalty for violating the Abortion-Inducing Drugs Safety Act from a Class A misdemeanor to a Class D felony

Imposes a $50,000 fine per violation on licensed healthcare providers, pharmacists, or other individuals/entities that prescribe, authorize, or approve the sale or delivery of abortion-inducing drugs in violation of the law

Allows the woman who received a drug-induced abortion or the father of the unborn child to sue for actual and punitive damages against violators

Expands who may seek injunctive relief to include the woman, father, spouse/parent/guardian, prosecuting attorneys, and the Attorney General

Classifies violations as deceptive and unconscionable trade practices under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, while removing the provision allowing defendants to recover attorney's fees for frivolous lawsuits