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Creates fair and accurate publishing of criminal records law

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To amend sections 1901.01, 1901.02, 1901.03, 1901.07, 1901.08, 1901.31, 1901.312, 1901.34, 1907.11, 2951.041, 2953.38, and 3772.99 and to enact sections 2927.21 and 2953.521 of the Revised Code to prohibit a person engaged in publishing or disseminating criminal record information from soliciting or accepting a fee to remove, correct, modify, or refrain from publishing or otherwise disseminating the information; to provide criminal and civil remedies for a violation of that prohibition; to provide that a person found not guilty of an offense or named in a dismissed complaint, indictment, or information may apply to the court for an order to expunge the person's official records in the case if the charge or finding was the result of the applicant having been a victim of human trafficking; to generally permit a person convicted of certain prostitution-related offenses to apply for the expungement of any record of conviction of an offense if the person's participation was a result of having been a victim of human trafficking; to authorize intervention in lieu of conviction for persons charged with committing an offense while a victim of compelling prostitution; to specify that the criminal penalty related to casino operators and employees participating in casino gaming applies at their casino facility or an affiliated casino facility to create the Perry County Municipal Court in New Lexington and abolish the Perry County County Court on January 1, 2018, establish one full-time judgeship in that court with the judge to be elected in 2017, provide for the nomination of the judge by petition only, and designate the Perry County Clerk of Courts as the clerk of that court.

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Primary Sponsors

John Barnes, Jr.
 

Cosponsors

Senators
John Eklund
Bob D. Hackett
Jay Hottinger
William Seitz
Joe Uecker
 
Representatives
Ron Amstutz
Marlene Anielski
Nickie J. Antonio
John Boccieri
Tim W. Brown
Jim Buchy
Jonathan Dever
Teresa Fedor
Doug Green
David Hall
Stephen D. Hambley
Michele Lepore-Hagan
Nathan H. Manning
Daniel Ramos
Bill Reineke
Jeffery S. Rezabek
Kristina Roegner
John M. Rogers
Michael Sheehy
Robert Cole Sprague
Martin J. Sweeney
Lou Terhar
Ron Young
 

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