Ohio HB131 prohibits law enforcement from using quotas for arrests or citations.
Ohio HB131 prohibits law enforcement officials and agencies from using quotas for arrests or citations. It defines a quota as a mandate for a specific number of arrests or citations within a set time period. The bill prohibits establishing, maintaining, or suggesting quotas for evaluating, promoting, compensating, transferring, or disciplining officers. It also bans offering financial rewards or benefits based on quotas. The attorney general must investigate reports of quota use and can order agencies to cease and desist if violations are found.
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