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OH HB185
Bill
Status
12/1/2016
Primary Sponsor
Kyle Koehler
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AI Summary
HB 185 Summary
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Eliminates lack of property owner's consent as a required element of arson when the property is not an occupied structure.
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Makes owner consent an affirmative defense for arson charges involving non-occupied structures under division (B) of section 2909.03.
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Modifies private prison operation provisions to allow the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction to contract with private operators for intensive program prisons and other facilities.
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Establishes minimum criteria for private prison contractors, including American Correctional Association accreditation requirements and a minimum 5 percent cost savings demonstration.
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Requires private prison contractors to carry liability insurance covering civil rights claims and to indemnify the state and local governments for claims arising from facility operations and management.
Legislative Description
Excludes abandoned property owner's consent as element of arson
Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Crime and Punishment
Last Action
Concurred in Senate amendments
12/6/2016