Senate Bill 263
Allows court to cancel plea bargain if defendant noncooperative
To enact section 2929.45 of the Revised Code to authorize a court, upon request of the prosecution, to cancel a negotiated plea in a felony or first degree misdemeanor case if the offender does not provide information, cooperate with law enforcement, or perform another function or activity when required as a condition of the underlying agreement.
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Subjects
Committees
Senate Criminal Justice Committee
Primary Sponsors
Jim Hughes
Cosponsors
Senators
William Seitz
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