Senate Bill 230

To require state and local authorities to cooperate with the federal government in the enforcement of immigration laws, to sanction those that fail to do so, and to declare an emergency.

House Bill 429

Regarding traffic offenses in construction zones.

Senate Bill 214

Allow human trafficking victim to expunge certain records

House Bill 396

Provide funds for replacement of marijuana-detecting police dogs

House Bill 379

To create microchip scanning procedure - dead animal on public road.

House Bill 373

To allow the clerk of court to conduct certain motor vehicle inspections.

Senate Bill 173

To specify that election officials are designated public service workers for purposes of the public records law.

Senate Bill 91

ENACTED: Effective March 28, 2024

Regarding fraud, waste, and abuse of public funds and to prohibit the expenditure of local tax revenues upon a vote of residents or without an appropriation.

Senate Bill 88

To expand the offense of aggravated menacing to prohibit threatening a utility worker, cable operator worker, or broadband worker with intent to obstruct the operation of a utility.

Senate Bill 53

To lower the minimum age for an original appointment as a police officer from twenty-one to eighteen years of age.

Senate Bill 50

To make changes to the law governing 9-1-1 service and to repeal program requirements for emergency-service-telecommunicator training.

Senate Bill 37

To make changes to the laws governing driver's license suspensions for certain drug offenses and failure to pay child support and to the laws governing penalties for failure to provide proof of financial responsibility.

Senate Bill 35

To create the Law Enforcement Assistance Fund to reimburse for specified costs of peace officer and trooper continuing professional training, to create the Law Enforcement Equipment Fund to provide grants to small local law enforcement agencies to be used for purchasing law enforcement equipment, and to make an appropriation.

Senate Bill 197

To allow for the sealing or expungement of charges dismissed through intervention in lieu of conviction when those charges are connected to a conviction for operating a vehicle under the influence and to allow a clerk of court to spend computerization funds upon request.

Senate Bill 127

To eliminate the spousal exceptions for the offenses of rape, sexual battery, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, gross sexual imposition, sexual imposition, and importuning and to permit a person to testify against the person's spouse in a prosecution for any of those offenses.

Senate Bill 122

To make changes regarding bail and to declare an emergency.

House Bill 84

To lower the minimum age for an original appointment as a police officer from twenty-one to eighteen years of age.

House Bill 67

To provide that if a penalty for an offense has been imposed on an offender and if the penalty for that offense is subsequently reduced by a change to the Revised Code or Constitution, the penalty previously imposed on the offender may be reduced.

House Bill 56

To require law enforcement entities to train officers related to the pursuit of a motor vehicle and to increase penalties for fleeing from law enforcement and forms of stunt driving.

House Bill 333

To prohibit law enforcement agencies from using quotas for arrests and citations.

House Bill 326

To express the General Assembly's intent to use revenue from a tax on adult use marijuana to fund peace officer training.

House Bill 314

To remove the option for the juvenile court to transfer a proceeding against a juvenile to the county where the juvenile resides.

House Bill 313

To provide firearms training for fire investigators; to permit such an investigator who has received that training and has been specifically authorized to carry firearms while on duty; to grant such an investigator the same right to carry a concealed handgun in this state as a concealed handgun licensee; and to amend the version of section 109.73 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

House Bill 303

To establish a process for the revision of training subjects for EMS personnel.

House Bill 300

To establish a pilot program for remote treatment of opioid use disorder and to make an appropriation.

House Bill 30

To require municipal and county correctional facilities and state correctional institutions to provide inmates experiencing a menstrual cycle with an adequate supply of feminine hygiene products.

House Bill 29

To make changes to the law governing driver's license suspensions for failure to pay child support.

House Bill 272

To allow a concealed handgun licensee to carry a handgun in a building or structure that is not a courthouse but in which a courtroom is located in specified circumstances and to permit a nonresident of Ohio to obtain statutory relief from firearms disability based on an Ohio conviction, guilty plea, or delinquent child adjudication.

House Bill 237

To make changes to the laws governing all-purpose vehicles, off-highway motorcycles, snowmobiles, utility vehicles, and mini-trucks.

House Bill 218

To restore local authority to generally regulate firearms-related conduct.

House Bill 196

To change the maximum periods of community control sanctions authorized for felonies and misdemeanors and to modify the confinement sanctions authorized for a technical violation of community control sanction conditions.

House Bill 191

To make changes regarding bail and to declare an emergency.

House Bill 161

To eliminate the spousal exceptions for the offenses of rape, sexual battery, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, gross sexual imposition, sexual imposition, and importuning and to permit a person to testify against the person's spouse in a prosecution for any of those offenses.

House Bill 139

To increase the penalties for assault if the victim is acting as a sports official or the assault is committed in retaliation for the victim's actions as a sports official.

Senate Bill 185

To exempt redaction request forms, affidavits, and the records of the work schedules of designated public service workers from disclosure under public records law.

House Bill 265

To exempt redaction request forms, affidavits, and the records of the work schedules of designated public service workers from disclosure under public records law.