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OH HB576
Bill
Status
7/12/2012
Primary Sponsor
Jay Hottinger
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AI Summary
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Court clerks must promptly provide written notice to the chief law enforcement officer of a political subdivision when a defendant accused of an offense of violence posts bail and is required to reside in a different political subdivision than where the offense occurred.
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Notice from the court clerk must include the defendant's name, description, criminal charges, copy of the complaint/information/indictment, home address, bail residence address, and the name of any jail or facility from which the defendant was released.
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The Ohio Supreme Court may adopt a standard notification form for use by all court clerks to ensure consistency in providing these notices.
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The Adult Parole Authority must promptly notify the chief law enforcement officer of a political subdivision when a person on parole or post-release control for an offense of violence establishes a residence in a different political subdivision than where the offense was committed.
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Notice from the Adult Parole Authority must include the person's name, description, list of criminal offenses, copies of complaint/information/indictment and sentence, residential address, and the name of the state correctional institution from which the person was released.
Legislative Description
To require the court clerk to promptly give written notice to the county sheriff and chief law enforcement officer of the political subdivision in which a person accused of an offense of violence will reside as a condition of bail if the offense was not committed in that political subdivision and to require the Adult Parole Authority to give similar notice to the chief law enforcement officer of the political subdivision in which an inmate who served a prison term for an offense of violence and is on parole or post-release control establishes a residence if not the political subdivision in which that offense was committed.
Violent offender-released-notify law enforcement
Last Action
Committee Report - S
11/29/2012