Post-release control provisions
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No comparable provisions.
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Includes the following
provisions regarding post-release control that have subsequently been enacted
by Am. Sub. H.B. 137 of the 126th General Assembly (R.C. 2929.14(F), 2929.19(B)(3), and 2967.28, and
Section 5):
(1) Specifies
that the failure of a court to notify certain felony offenders who are
subject to post-release control that the offender will be supervised under
post-release control after the offender leaves prison does not negate, limit,
or otherwise affect the period of post-release control.
(2) Authorizes a court to prepare and issue a correction to
certain felony offenders' judgment of conviction to notify the offender that
the offender will be supervised under a post-release control sanction once
the offender leaves prison.
(3) Specifies
that the failure of a court to notify certain offenders that the Parole Board
may impose a prison term for a violation of supervision under a post-release
control sanction does not negate, limit, or otherwise affect the Parole
Board's authority to so impose a prison term for that violation, if the Board
so notifies the offender prior to the offender's release.
(4) Requires the Parole Board, prior to the felon's release from
prison, to notify each felon who is sentenced to prison and who will be under
post-release control that the felon may be sent back to prison for violating
the post-release control.
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House version.
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OVI provisions
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No comparable provisions.
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Includes all of the
provisions in Sub. S.B. 141, As Passed by the Senate, dealing with various
OVI-related issues, modification of the definition of "delinquent
child," and enactment of a "presumptive disposition" provision
for children adjudicated delinquent for committing a violation that would be
the offense of trafficking in marihuana or the offense of possession of
marihuana if committed by an adult. (R.C. 2152.02, 2152.19, 4510.07, 4510.13, 4510.14,
4510.17, 4510.31, 4511.19, 4511.191, 4511.193, and 4511.195.)
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House version.
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