Katelyn's Law creates an offense and specification related to moving or removing human remains and provides that the offense has no statute of.
Katelyn's Law amends Ohio law to create an offense and specification related to moving or removing human remains. The law specifies that the offense has no statute of limitations, meaning prosecution can be initiated at any time. The law also outlines various sentencing provisions for related offenses, including mandatory prison terms for certain specifications and additional penalties for repeat offenders or those using firearms during the commission of a crime. The law applies to both adults and juveniles, with specific provisions for juvenile offenders.
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