House Bill 390
Require sex assault exam kits for trafficking in persons cases
To amend sections 2151.34, 2743.191, 2903.214, 2907.231, 2919.27, and 2933.82 and to enact section 2743.671 of the Revised Code to require governmental evidence-retention entities to secure and test sexual assault examination kits in relation to an investigation or prosecution of trafficking in persons, to prohibit engaging in prostitution with a person with a developmental disability, to provide funds for funeral expenses to victims of crime, and to eliminate the authorization in certain circumstances for the use of Reparations Fund money to pay for electronic monitoring.
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Subjects
Committees
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Criminal Justice Committee
Primary Sponsors
Laura Lanese
Marilyn S. John
Cosponsors
Representatives
Cindy Abrams
Brian Baldridge
Adam C. Bird
Willis E. Blackshear, Jr.
Juanita O. Brent
Richard D. Brown
Rick Carfagna
Sara P. Carruthers
Gary Click
Jeffrey A. Crossman
Robert R. Cupp
Al Cutrona
Jay Edwards
Ron Ferguson
Sarah Fowler Arthur
Mark Fraizer
Tavia Galonski
Haraz N. Ghanbari
Timothy E. Ginter
Diane V. Grendell
Jennifer Gross
Thomas Hall
Paula Hicks-Hudson
James M. Hoops
Latyna M. Humphrey
Dontavius L. Jarrells
Mark Johnson
Don Jones
Darrell Kick
J. Kyle Koehler
Jeff LaRe
David Leland
Michele Lepore-Hagan
Mary Lightbody
Mike Loychik
Gayle Manning
Derek Merrin
Joseph A. Miller III
Kevin D. Miller
Jessica E. Miranda
Michael J. O'Brien
Gail K. Pavliga
Phil Plummer
Sharon A. Ray
Tracy M. Richardson
Phillip M. Robinson, Jr.
C. Allison Russo
Jean Schmidt
Kent Smith
Monique Smith
Lisa A. Sobecki
D. J. Swearingen
Bride Rose Sweeney
Emilia Strong Sykes
Thomas West
Andrea White
Tom Young
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