Ohio HB338, known as Andy's Law, increases penalties for assaults on specific victims and modifies Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.

Ohio HB338, also referred to as Andy's Law, enhances penalties for assaulting or causing the death of specified victims at state or local correctional institutions. It mandates additional prison terms for offenses involving firearms, bodily substances, and other dangerous items. The bill also modifies Department of Rehabilitation and Correction policies, including the use of police dogs to identify contraband, restrictions on tablet use for inmates, and requirements for wardens' employment history.

Ohio HB338, known as Andy's Law, increases penalties for assaults on specific victims and modifies Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.

Ohio HB338, also referred to as Andy's Law, enhances penalties for assaulting or causing the death of specified victims at state or local correctional institutions. It mandates additional prison terms for offenses involving firearms, bodily substances, and other dangerous items. The bill also modifies Department of Rehabilitation and Correction policies, including the use of police dogs to identify contraband, restrictions on tablet use for inmates, and requirements for wardens' employment history.