House Bill 125

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General Assembly: 132

Short Title: Specify court jurisdiction over municipal traffic ordinances [ Show Long Title ]

Long Title: To amend sections 1901.20, 1907.02, and 4511.093 and to enact section 4511.072 of the Revised Code to specify the jurisdiction of municipal and county courts over civil violations of municipal traffic ordinances, to prohibit townships from using traffic law photo-monitoring devices on interstate highways, and to establish requirements governing fines, fees, or other charges for traffic violations and infractions imposed by a municipal corporation that does not have the authority to establish a mayor's court.

Primary Sponsor: Representative Craig, Representative Seitz

Version: As Reported by the Senate Local Government, Public Safety and Veterans Affairs Committee

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Co-Sponsors	Rep. West, Rep. Leland, Rep. Young, Rep. Retherford, Rep. Sheehy, Rep. Patterson, Rep. Smith, Rep. Antonio, Rep. Celebrezze, Rep. Boccieri, Rep. Cera, Rep. O'Brien, Rep. Howse, Rep. Boggs, Rep. Ashford, Rep. Sykes, Rep. Rogers, Rep. Boyd, Rep. Manning, Rep. Rezabek, Rep. Arndt, Rep. Barnes, Rep. Blessing, Rep. Brenner, Rep. Dever, Rep. Gavarone, Rep. Ginter, Rep. Goodman, Rep. Green, Rep. Hambley, Rep. Holmes, Rep. Householder, Rep. Ingram, Rep. Johnson, Rep. Kick, Rep. McColley, Rep. Patton, Rep. Ramos, Rep. Reineke, Rep. Roegner, Rep. Schaffer, Rep. Slaby, Rep. Smith, Rep. Sprague, Rep. Stein, Rep. Sweeney, Rep. Thompson, Rep. Wiggam, Sen. Uecker
Subjects	Courts and Civil Law : Courts, State and Local Government : Local Government, Transportation, Transportation : Traffic Offenses
Committees	Senate Local Government, Public Safety and Veterans Affairs, House Criminal Justice
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