WV SB599

Prohibits any person or entity from sending, prescribing, or dispensing abortifacients (drugs intended to cause abortion) to individuals in West Virginia, including via mail, courier, or interstate commerce

Establishes criminal penalties of 3-10 years imprisonment for non-medical professionals who violate the prohibition; licensed medical professionals face mandatory license revocation through their licensing boards

Creates a civil cause of action allowing pregnant women or their family members to sue violators for $10,000 per abortion performed or attempted, plus injunctive relief

Exempts pharmacies filling valid prescriptions from licensed West Virginia medical professionals, and physicians performing procedures for legitimate medical reasons that accidentally harm an unborn child

Requires extensive informed consent procedures for any abortion permitted under existing exceptions, including 24-hour waiting periods, information about "abortion pill reversal," ultrasound viewing options, and state-published materials on fetal development and alternatives to abortion