Indiana § 16-34-1-4 Physician, nurse, physician assistant, pharmacist, or employee;
mandatory participation in abortion

Indiana Statutes

§ 16-34-1-4 — Physician, nurse, physician assistant, pharmacist, or employee; mandatory participation in abortion

Indiana § 16-34-1-4

Title 16HEALTH

Art. 34ABORTION

Ch. 1Public Policy Concerning Performance of Abortions; Use

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Ind. Code § 16-34-1-4 (2026).

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No:

(1)physician;

(2)nurse;

(3)physician assistant;

(4)pharmacist;

(5)employee or member of the staff of a hospital or other facility in which an abortion may be performed; or

(6)mental health provider; shall be required to perform an abortion, to prescribe, administer, or dispense an abortion inducing drug, to provide advice or counsel to a pregnant woman concerning medical procedures resulting in, or intended to result in, an abortion, to assist or participate in medical procedures resulting in, or intended to result in an abortion, or to handle or dispose of aborted remains, if that individual objects to such procedures on ethical, moral, or religious grounds. [Pre-1993 Recodification Citation: 16-10-3-2 part.]

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No:
(1) physician;
(2) nurse;
(3) physician assistant;
(4) pharmacist;
(5) employee or member of the staff of a hospital or other facility
in which an abortion may be performed; or
(6) mental health provider;
shall be required to perform an abortion, to prescribe, administer, or
dispense an abortion inducing drug, to provide advice or counsel to a
pregnant woman concerning medical procedures resulting in, or
intended to result in, an abortion, to assist or participate in medical
procedures resulting in, or intended to result in an abortion, or to
handle or dispose of aborted remains, if that individual objects to such
procedures on ethical, moral, or religious grounds.
[Pre-1993 Recodification Citation: 16-10-3-2 part.]