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OH SB330
Bill
Status
12/5/2012
Primary Sponsor
Edna Brown
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AI Summary
SB330 Summary
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Amends sections 2929.12 and 2929.22 of the Revised Code to require courts to consider an offender's military service record when determining sentences for felonies and misdemeanors.
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Mandates courts consider whether an offender has emotional, mental, or physical conditions traceable to military service in the armed forces that contributed to committing the offense.
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Adds new division (F) to section 2929.12 requiring sentencing courts to evaluate military service-related conditions as a sentencing factor for felonies.
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Adds new factors (f) and (g) to section 2929.22 requiring courts to consider military service-related conditions and military service records when sentencing for misdemeanors.
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Applies to all criminal sentences imposed under Ohio law, allowing courts discretion to factor in military service background as part of sentencing determinations.
Legislative Description
To require a court in determining the sentence for a criminal offense to consider emotional, mental, or physical conditions traceable to an offender's military service that contributed to the offender's commission of the offense and to consider the offender's military service record.
Misdemeanor sentencing-consider military service
Last Action
Passed 3rd Consideration House
12/5/2012