House Bill 164
Authorizes sealing of an offense if later made sealable
To amend sections 2953.36 and 2953.51 of the Revised Code to allow a person who is convicted of an offense that may not be sealed to apply to have the conviction sealed if, before the person makes that application, the offense is changed so that it may be sealed and to specify that investigation reports the Inspector General maintains are not official records sealable under the Not Guilty/Dismissed Charges/No Bill Record Sealing Law.
Current Version
Effective Date
September 14, 2016
Introduced In House
In House Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By House
Introduced In Senate
In Senate Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By Senate
Signed By The Governor
Subjects
Committees
Senate Criminal Justice Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Primary Sponsors
Dorothy Pelanda
John M. Rogers
Cosponsors
Senators
John Eklund
Bob D. Hackett
Frank LaRose
Peggy Lehner
William Seitz
Charleta B. Tavares
Representatives
John Becker
Teresa Fedor
Michele Lepore-Hagan
Jeffery S. Rezabek
Kent Smith
Emilia Strong Sykes
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