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132

Short Title

Prohibits sexting if under 21 but allows diversion from penalty

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Long Title To enact section 2907.324 of the Revised Code to generally prohibit sexting by a person under 19 years of age.

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Subjects

Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Crime and Punishment Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Law Enforcement Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Sex Offenses Juvenile and Family Law : Juvenile Justice

Committees

Senate Judiciary Committee
House Criminal Justice Committee

Primary Sponsors

Brian Hill

Jeff Rezabek

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REPRESENTATIVES

Marlene Anielski

John Barnes

Louis W. Blessing III

Nicholas J. Celebrezze

Hearcel F. Craig

Jonathan Dever

Timothy Ginter

Stephen D. Hambley

Glenn W. Holmes

James M. Hoops

Jim Hughes

Bernadine Kennedy Kent

George F. Lang

Michele Lepore-Hagan

Nathan H. Manning

Riordan T. McClain

Adam C. Miller

Michael J. O'Brien

John Patterson

Thomas F. Patton

Dorothy Pelanda

Rick Perales

Bill Reineke

John M. Rogers

Scott K. Ryan

Tim Schaffer

Kirk Schuring

William Seitz

Michael Sheehy

Marilyn Slaby

Kent Smith

Ryan Smith

Thomas West

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