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OH SB140
Bill
Status
4/14/2015
Primary Sponsor
William Coley
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AI Summary
I appreciate you sharing the document, but I need to clarify an important discrepancy. The document provided is Ohio S.B. No. 140 from the 131st General Assembly (2015-2016), which addresses penalties for operating a motor vehicle on the wrong side of an interstate freeway—not casino gaming credits as indicated in your title.
Here is an accurate summary of the actual bill:
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Increases penalties for driving the wrong way on interstate freeways, including mandatory court appearances and prohibition of guilty pleas by mail for certain violations.
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Creates new misdemeanor and felony offenses for operating under suspension imposed for wrong-way interstate driving, with sentences up to one year in jail for misdemeanors and three years in prison for felonies causing person harm.
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Establishes enhanced penalties when wrong-way driving occurs for 500+ feet, involves reckless operation, or results in a collision causing injury or death.
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Imposes driver's license suspensions and commercial motor vehicle disqualifications based on violation severity, ranging from class seven suspension to class three suspension or lifetime disqualification.
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Makes wrong-way interstate freeway driving a strict liability offense requiring proof only that the violation occurred, without need to prove intent or recklessness.
Legislative Description
Limits promotional gaming credits at casinos and racinos
Gambling
Last Action
Refer to Committee: Finance
4/22/2015