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131

Short Title

Extends statute of limitations for rape with DNA evidence

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Long Title To amend section 2901.13 of the Revised Code to extend the period of limitations for prosecution of rape or sexual battery when a DNA record made in connection with the investigation of the offense matches another DNA record of an identifiable person and to declare an emergency.

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As Reported by the House Judiciary Committee

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Courts and Civil Law : Courts Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Crime and Punishment Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Law Enforcement

Committees

House Judiciary Committee
Senate Criminal Justice Committee

Primary Sponsors

Shannon Jones

Jim Hughes

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REPRESENTATIVES

Jim Butler

Margaret Conditt

Jonathan Dever

Michael Stinziano

SENATORS

Kevin Bacon

Troy Balderson

Bill Beagle

Dave Burke

Capri S. Cafaro

Bill Coley

John Eklund

Keith Faber

Randy Gardner

Cliff Hite

Kris Jordan

Frank LaRose

Peggy Lehner

Gayle Manning

Larry Obhof

Scott Oelslager

Tom Patton

Bob Peterson

Charleta B. Tavares

Joe Uecker

Chris Widener

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