Ohio HB689 aligns and modernizes fingerprinting and disposition reporting by updating procedures and requirements for fingerprinting, reporting, and.
Ohio HB689 amends sections 109.57, 109.60, 2953.32, and 5122.311 of the Revised Code to modernize fingerprinting and disposition reporting. It mandates that law enforcement agencies take fingerprints of individuals arrested for certain offenses and children taken into custody for committing acts that would be felonies or offenses of violence if committed by an adult. The bill outlines procedures for sealing or expunging records of convictions or bail forfeitures, including timelines and conditions for eligibility.
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