June 1, 2010
Justice for Our Children's Act
(submitted on behalf of Brent Jackson)
A BILL to ban partial-birth abortions and for other purposes,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
Section 1- Short Title
(a) This bill may be cited as the "Justice for Our Children's Act."
Section 2- Findings
(a) Whereas aborting a fetus is immoral; and,
(b) Whereas abortion is still legal in a number of states.
Section 3- Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
(a) No partial-birth abortions shall be allowed to take place unless used to remove a deceased fetus that is developed enough to require dilation of the cervix for its extraction
(b) For the purposes of this act, an abortion shall be considered partial-birth if the fetus is removed from the mother's womb surgically via the cervix.
(c) No provision in this act shall be construed as to prohibit the abortion of a fetus when it is the product of rape, incest, when the mother's life is endangered, or when the mother is nineteen years old or younger.
Section 4- Abstinence Education Program
(a) An immediate fund of $15,000,000 shall be established to offer grants to states to offer an abstinence education program in their state.
(b) This program must be developed in conjunction with the responsible federal department.
(c) Three years after the passage of this act, the responsible federal department shall report before congress as to the effectiveness of the program.
(d) No grant shall be for more than $300,000.
Section 5- Protected Sex Program
(a) An immediate fund of $10,000,000 shall be established to offer grants to states to offer a sexual protection education program in their state.
(b) This program must be developed in conjunction with the responsible federal department.
(c) Three years after the passage of this act, the responsible federal department shall report before congress as to the effectiveness of the program.
(d) No grant shall be for more than $300,000.
Section 6- Enactment
(a) This act shall take effect upon its constitutional passage.
Submitted 7:03 PM by Pileup
A BILL to ban partial-birth abortions and for other purposes,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
Section 1- Short Title
(a) This bill may be cited as the "Justice for Our Children's Act."
Section 2- Findings
(a) Whereas aborting a fetus is immoral; and,
(b) Whereas abortion is still legal in a number of states.
Section 3- Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
(a) No partial-birth abortions shall be allowed to take place unless used to remove a deceased fetus that is developed enough to require dilation of the cervix for its extraction
(b) For the purposes of this act, an abortion shall be considered partial-birth if the fetus is removed from the mother's womb surgically via the cervix.
(c) No provision in this act shall be construed as to prohibit the abortion of a fetus when it is the product of rape, incest, when the mother's life is endangered, or when the mother is nineteen years old or younger.
Section 4- Abstinence Education Program
(a) An immediate fund of $15,000,000 shall be established to offer grants to states to offer an abstinence education program in their state.
(b) This program must be developed in conjunction with the responsible federal department.
(c) Three years after the passage of this act, the responsible federal department shall report before congress as to the effectiveness of the program.
(d) No grant shall be for more than $300,000.
Section 5- Protected Sex Program
(a) An immediate fund of $10,000,000 shall be established to offer grants to states to offer a sexual protection education program in their state.
(b) This program must be developed in conjunction with the responsible federal department.
(c) Three years after the passage of this act, the responsible federal department shall report before congress as to the effectiveness of the program.
(d) No grant shall be for more than $300,000.
Section 6- Enactment
(a) This act shall take effect upon its constitutional passage.
Submitted 7:03 PM by Pileup
The 1st and second semester you approve of the abortions, but not the third, I agree with this based on a personal view on when a child becomes a child, but the public may oppose the movement. We need to consider what the people want.
Did everyone else miss the pathetic funding for abstinence education? The numbers may look big, but when it's spread accross all the schools in the state they get no real funding, and it's back to a horrible system.
I support the protected sex program, I like where it's funding is and support the idea.
I would think it would be appropriate to extend abstinence teaching into regular classroom curriculum, it that.