House Bill 201
Grants immunity for underage drinking
To amend sections 4301.631, 4301.69, and 4301.691 and to enact section 4301.79 of the Revised Code to provide persons under 21 years of age with a qualified immunity from prosecution for offenses involving underage alcohol possession or consumption if law enforcement personnel become aware of the offense solely because the person sought or obtained medical assistance, solely because another individual sought or obtained medical assistance for the person, or because the person requested law enforcement assistance to report a criminal offense, prevent a possible criminal offense, or request the investigation of a criminal offense.
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Subjects
Committees
House Judiciary Committee
Primary Sponsors
Jonathan Dever
Jonathan Dever
Michael Stinziano
Cosponsors
Representatives
Niraj J. Antani
Heather Bishoff
Daniel Ramos
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