OH SB32

Amends section 2923.126 of the Revised Code to create civil immunity for individuals acting in self-defense or defense of another during commission or imminent commission of an offense of violence to protect members or guests of a nonprofit corporation.

Grants nonprofit corporations immunity from civil liability for injuries allegedly caused by a licensee bringing a handgun onto nonprofit premises or events, unless the nonprofit acted with malicious purpose.

Provides that no person shall be liable in tort action for injury or death caused by acts of self-defense or defense of another during an offense of violence to protect nonprofit members or guests, unless the person's act constitutes willful or wanton misconduct.

Maintains existing concealed handgun license provisions including 5-year license validity, 30-day grace period after expiration, and restrictions on carrying in certain locations such as schools, courthouses, and government facilities.

Defines "nonprofit corporation" as any private organization exempt from federal income taxation under Internal Revenue Code sections 501(a) and 501(c).