House Bill 392
Extends domestic violence protection to intimate partners
To amend sections 109.42, 2151.23, 2919.27, and 3113.33 and to enact section 3113.311 of the Revised Code to authorize the issuance of dating violence protection orders with respect to conduct directed at a petitioner alleging dating violence, to provide access to domestic violence shelters for victims of dating violence, and to require the Attorney General's victim's bill of rights pamphlet to include a notice that a petitioner alleging dating violence has the right to petition for a civil protection order.
Current Version
Introduced In House
In House Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By House
Introduced In Senate
In Senate Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By Senate
Sent To The Governor
Subjects
Committees
Senate Criminal Justice Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Primary Sponsors
Emilia Strong Sykes
Christie Bryant Kuhns
Cosponsors
Representatives
Marlene Anielski
Nickie J. Antonio
Steven Arndt
Michael Ashford
Nan A. Baker
John Barnes, Jr.
Heather Bishoff
John Boccieri
Kristin Boggs
Janine R. Boyd
Andrew Brenner
Tim W. Brown
Jim Buchy
Tony Burkley
Jim Butler
Nicholas Celebrezze
Jack Cera
Kathleen Clyde
Margaret Conditt
Hearcel F. Craig
Michael F. Curtin
Anthony DeVitis
Timothy Derickson
Jonathan Dever
Michael D. Dovilla
Denise Driehaus
Mike Duffey
Teresa Fedor
Timothy E. Ginter
David Hall
Stephen D. Hambley
Stephanie D. Howse
Greta Johnson
Stephanie Kunze
Al Landis
David Leland
Michele Lepore-Hagan
Nathan H. Manning
Jeffrey A. McClain
Robert McColley
Michael J. O'Brien
Sean O'Brien
Bill Patmon
John Patterson
Dorothy Pelanda
Rick Perales
Debbie Phillips
Daniel Ramos
Alicia Reece
Bill Reineke
John M. Rogers
Mark J. Romanchuk
Scott Ryan
Michael Sheehy
Kent Smith
Ryan Smith
Robert Cole Sprague
Michael Stinziano
Fred Strahorn
Martin J. Sweeney
Andy Thompson
Ron Young
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