Senate Bill 41
Provide testimonial privilege to qualified advocates
To amend sections 2151.421, 2317.02, and 2921.22 of the Revised Code to provide generally a testimonial privilege for communications between a qualified advocate rendering advocacy services and a victim of sexual violence, menacing by stalking, or domestic violence, to exempt the nondisclosure of that privileged communication from the offense of failure to report a crime, to require a qualified advocate to report knowledge or reasonable suspicion of child abuse or neglect of the victim except for privileged communications, and to specify circumstances in which the victim is considered to have waived the privilege.
Current Version
Introduced In House
In House Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By House
Introduced In Senate
In Senate Committee
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Subjects
Committees
Senate Judiciary Committee
Primary Sponsors
John Eklund
Cosponsors
Senators
William P. Coley, II
Frank Hoagland
Joseph Schiavoni
Kenny Yuko
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