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131

Short Title

Allows court to end vehicle immobilization in certain OVI cases

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Long Title To amend section 4510.13 of the Revised Code to authorize a judge that grants limited driving privileges to a second-time OVI offender to order the termination of the mandatory immobilization order.

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As Enrolled

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Effective Date

April 6, 2017

Subjects

Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Law Enforcement Transportation : Traffic Offenses

Committees

Senate Transportation, Commerce and Labor Committee
House Judiciary Committee

Primary Sponsors

Robert R. Cupp

John M. Rogers

Cosponsors

REPRESENTATIVES

Ron Amstutz

Nickie J. Antonio

Steven Arndt

Michael Ashford

Louis W. Blessing III

Jim Buchy

Nicholas J. Celebrezze

Mike Dovilla

Cheryl L. Grossman

Greta Johnson

Nathan H. Manning

Michael J. O'Brien

Sean O'Brien

John Patterson

Jeff Rezabek

Gary Scherer

Michael Sheehy

Marilyn Slaby

Robert Sprague

Martin J. Sweeney

SENATORS

John Eklund

Bob D. Hackett

Cliff Hite

Frank LaRose

Gayle Manning

Tom Patton

Bill Seitz

Charleta B. Tavares

Kenny Yuko

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