I worked as a newspaper reporter for more than 30 years and could not think of misprint. To be fair, that's not the word I use for mistakes in the newspaper. I use "mistake" or "error." I think of misprint as referring to a typo.
I read it as "Not bring a fetus to HARM" and was very confused. Then I tried "miscarry" for the package one and it was accepted for the fetus one and I was even more confused. Then I read the definition again.
Consider adding "misprision,' which means "passive complicity, as by concealment, that falls short of the guilt of a principal or accessory." The only reason I mention it is that Leonard Garment, one of Nixon's advisors during the Watergate scandal, defended his boss' refusal to provide documents demanded by investigators with the phrase "Stonewall does not misprision make." Fans of Cavalier poetry will get the joke.