US EditionGov. Morrisey signs 3 pro-life West Virginia bills
- On Thursday, Governor Patrick Morrisey officially enacted three pro-life bills during a ceremony held at a church in Beckley, West Virginia.
- The signing followed legislative efforts that included expanding support for pregnant mothers and increasing penalties for child abuse and fetal loss.
- Senate Bill 537 improves West Virginia’s pregnancy assistance program by permitting the use of state funds for acquiring properties, expanding services, and providing staff training, while House Bills 2123 and 2871 increase penalties for child abuse and broaden vehicular homicide laws to include fatalities of unborn children.
- Morrisey highlighted the importance of supporting life at every stage, noting that $3 million has been allocated to assist many expectant mothers and children after birth by providing the necessary resources and structure to help them thrive.
- The new laws aim to reinforce West Virginia's commitment to defending life and supporting mothers and children, expanding protections for the unborn and those born alike.
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Charleston Gazette-Mail
The Herald-DispatchMorrisey celebrates signing of three bills at Beckley church
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey on Thursday, May 29, 2025, celebrated the passage of three bills he said protect and defend life “at all stages.” Morrisey held the ceremonial bill signing for Senate Bill 537, House Bill 2123 and House Bill 2871 at CrossPoint Church in Beckley.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Beckley Register-HeraldGov. Morrisey signs bills increasing child abuse penalties
beckley – Legislation supporting mothers and infants, increasing penalties for child abuse and expanding vehicular homicide charges by classifying the loss of an unborn child as a death became law Thursday after a signing ceremony.
Morrisey celebrates signing of three bills at Beckley church • West Virginia Watch
Gov. Patrick Morrisey ceremoniously signed three bills during an event at a Beckley, W.Va.,church Thursday, May 29, 2025. (West Virginia Office of Gov. Patrick Morrisey | Courtesy photo)West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey on Thursday celebrated the passage of three bills he said protect and defend life “at all stages.” Morrisey held the ceremonial bill signing for Senate Bill 537, House Bill 2123 and House Bill 2871 at CrossPoint Church in Beckl…
Gov. Morrisey signs 3 pro-life West Virginia bills
BECKLEY, W.Va. (WBOY) — West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey (R) signed three pieces of legislation into law on Thursday that relate to children and pregnant mothers. Senate Bill 537, which expands the use of state funds for pregnancy help organizations, House Bill 2123, which increases the criminal penalty for child abuse by a parent, guardian or custodian, and House Bill 2871, which classifies the loss of a fetus during a vehicle accident as a …
West Virginia Governor signs three pro-life bills that are expected to support moms, protect children, and the unborn
West Virginia Governor ceremoniously signed three pieces of legislation that are supposed to support expecting mothers, protect children, and extend protections for the unborn. The Governor was joined by legislators and supporters at CrossPoint Church in Beckley to celebrate the new laws that are expected to strengthen West Virginia’s commitment to defending the sanctity of life. “West Virginia has a proud history of standing for the value of …
Anonymous submission to MTL Contre-info This Thursday morning in Montreal, we deployed a great banner which, if translated, reads as follows: "To be anti-choice is not to be pro-life; it is to exercise a sexist and violent control over it."This action is part of an event planned in Quebec City this Saturday. For too long, natalist groups across Canada have been organizing an annual gathering in front of the Parliament of Ottawa to attack the rig…
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