Ratify the Interstate Compact for School Psychologists
This law makes it easier for school psychologists to work in other states by joining a program that allows them to practice across state lines.
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This law makes it easier for school psychologists to work in other states by joining a program that allows them to practice across state lines.
Ohio is upgrading food stamp (SNAP) cards to include computer chips, just like modern credit and debit cards. This change is designed to stop thieves from stealing people's benefits. The state is providing the money needed to pay for these new, more secure cards.
This law updates the rules for "lawsuit funding." This is when a company gives you money to help pay for your legal case. If you win your lawsuit, you pay them back out of your settlement; if you lose, you don't have to pay them back. This bill creates new, clearer rules for these companies to make sure the process is fair for everyone.
To amend section 2903.22 and to enact section 2927.31 of the Revised Code to prohibit a person from knowingly harassing or impeding an emergency service responder who is engaged in the lawful performance of a legal duty and to clarify that heightened penalties apply for menacing a probation officer.
The state is changing how amusement rides (like rollercoasters) are sorted. This will change the fees owners have to pay for their yearly safety inspections.
This law updates the list of vehicles covered under "vehicular homicide" and "vehicular assault." It means that if you cause a death or serious injury while driving these newly included types of vehicles, you can now be charged with those crimes.
To amend sections 1301.101, 1301.102, 1301.103, 1301.104, 1301.105, 1301.106, 1301.201, 1301.204, 1301.205, 1301.206, 1301.301, 1301.302, 1301.304, 1301.305, 1301.306, 1302.01, 1302.02, 1302.04, 1302.05, 1302.06, 1302.08, 1302.12, 1303.01, 1303.03, 1303.41, 1303.69, 1304.51, 1304.56, 1304.57, 1304.58, 1304.62, 1304.63, 1304.65, 1304.66, 1304.72, 1305.03, 1305.15, 1307.102, 1307.106, 1308.01, 1308.02, 1308.05, 1308.17, 1308.24, 1309.102, 1309.104, 1309.105, 1309.203, 1309.204, 1309.207, 1309.208, 1309.209, 1309.210, 1309.301, 1309.304, 1309.305, 1309.310, 1309.312, 1309.313, 1309.314, 1309.316, 1309.317, 1309.323, 1309.324, 1309.330, 1309.331, 1309.332, 1309.334, 1309.341, 1309.404, 1309.406, 1309.408, 1309.509, 1309.513, 1309.601, 1309.605, 1309.608, 1309.611, 1309.613, 1309.614, 1309.615, 1309.616, 1309.619, 1309.620, 1309.621, 1309.624, 1309.628, 1310.01, 1310.02, 1310.05, 1310.08, 1310.09, 1310.10, 1310.12, 1310.15, and 1311.55 and to enact sections 1309.111, 1309.112, 1309.113, 1309.343, 1309.344, 1309.345, 1309.346, 1314.101, 1314.102, 1314.103, 1314.104, 1314.105, 1314.106, 1314.107, 1316.101, 1316.102, 1316.201, 1316.301, 1316.302, 1316.303, 1316.304, 1316.305, and 1316.306 of the Revised Code to make changes to the Ohio Uniform Commercial Code.
This law creates a new group called the **Ohio Defense Commission** to focus on defense-related issues for the state.
This law updates state rules for scrapyards and businesses that buy used catalytic converters. Its goal is to make it much harder for people to sell stolen car parts.
This law names a stretch of U.S. Route 42 in Morrow County the "Deputy Daniel 'Weston' Sherrer Memorial Highway" to honor his memory.
This law makes two main changes for drivers: 1. **Don’t interfere:** It becomes illegal to get in the way of police during any traffic-related stop. 2. **Provide info:** If a police officer asks, you are legally required to give them your name, home address, and date of birth.
To amend sections 4561.01 and 4561.11 and to enact sections 4561.60, 4561.61, 4561.62, 4561.63, and 4561.64 of the Revised Code to establish requirements related to the use of an unmanned aerial vehicle by law enforcement and to expressly incorporate additional aviation facilities into the Aeronautics Law.