KY HB646

Classifies abortion-inducing drugs as Schedule IV controlled substances and makes trafficking, distributing, or possessing them a felony (Class D for trafficking/possession, with mandatory 85% sentence served for importing with intent to distribute)

Elevates assisted suicide from Class C/D felonies to a Class B felony and creates a new Class B felony offense of "medically assisted aid in dying" for prescribing, dispensing, or administering drugs intended to cause or hasten death

Requires mandatory license revocation for healthcare professionals convicted of assisted suicide or medically assisted aid in dying violations

Creates civil liability allowing pregnant women (or their representatives) to sue manufacturers, distributors, or prescribers of abortion-inducing drugs for compensatory damages, punitive damages, attorney's fees, and court costs

Mandates healthcare providers give patients experiencing suspected abortion drug complications a written statement informing them of their legal rights to sue and assuring them no criminal penalty applies for disclosing they had a chemical abortion