House Bill 123

General Assembly: 131

Short Title: Changes requirements for alibi defenses and criminal sentencing [ Show Long Title ]

Long Title: To amend sections 2945.58 and 2951.03 of the Revised Code to change the time for notification of an alibi defense in a criminal case, to allow the court in a felony case to impose community control sanctions without a presentence investigation report upon agreement of the defendant and the prosecutor, and to request the Supreme Court to modify Criminal Rule 32.2 to allow the court in a felony case to impose community control sanctions without a presentence investigation report upon agreement of the defendant and the prosecutor.

Primary Sponsor: Representative Johnson, Representative Cupp

Version: As Enrolled

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Co-Sponsors	Rep. Butler, Rep. Rogers, Rep. Stinziano, Rep. O'Brien, Rep. Rezabek, Rep. Celebrezze, Rep. Antonio, Rep. Boose, Rep. Boyd, Rep. Clyde, Rep. Dever, Rep. Fedor, Rep. Gerberry, Rep. Hackett, Rep. Kraus, Rep. Kuhns, Rep. Leland, Rep. Lepore-Hagan, Rep. Manning, Rep. O'Brien, Rep. Patterson, Rep. Phillips, Rep. Ramos, Rep. Ryan, Rep. Sheehy, Rep. Smith, Rep. Sprague, Rep. Strahorn, Rep. Sykes, Sen. Coley, Sen. Eklund, Sen. Jones, Sen. Lehner, Sen. Manning, Sen. Obhof, Sen. Oelslager, Sen. Patton, Sen. Schiavoni, Sen. Seitz, Sen. Yuko
Subjects	Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Crime and Punishment
Committees	Senate Criminal Justice, House Judiciary
Effective Date	September 14, 2016

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