Ohio HB635 amends child protection laws, including mandatory prison terms for certain offenses and requirements for case plans for children in.
Ohio HB635, known as the Child Protection Reform Act, enacts significant changes to child protection laws. It mandates prison terms for various offenses, including those involving violence, drugs, and endangerment of children. For instance, it imposes mandatory prison terms for offenses like aggravated murder, rape, and felonious assault, especially when the victim is a child or a first responder. The bill also outlines specific prison terms for offenses involving firearms and methamphetamine.
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