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OH SB204
Bill
Status
5/20/2025
Primary Sponsor
Michele Reynolds
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AI Summary
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Eviction court records are automatically suppressed (hidden from public) when a case is filed and remain accessible only to judges, court staff, parties, attorneys, and authorized personnel
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If the landlord wins the eviction case, records become public unless both parties agree to keep them suppressed
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Records remain permanently suppressed if the case is dismissed or the tenant wins the judgment
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Eviction summons must include bold-face notice informing tenants that records are suppressed until a possession order is granted and may remain private if both parties agree
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Courts may use party names for administrative purposes but are prohibited from publishing names online for suppressed records
Legislative Description
Allow suppression of eviction records in certain circumstances
Commerce
Last Action
Referred to committee: Judiciary
5/28/2025