Ohio HB794 revises sentencing guidelines for felony offenses, including mandatory prison terms and conditions for credit earned by offenders.
Ohio HB794 amends the state's sentencing laws for felony offenses. It establishes mandatory prison terms for certain felonies, including those involving violence, firearms, and drug offenses. The bill also outlines conditions under which offenders can earn credit towards their prison terms, such as participation in rehabilitation programs. It specifies that certain sentences cannot be reduced and mandates that courts notify offenders of their post-release control requirements. The bill further details the criteria for imposing additional prison terms and the process for reviewing sentences.
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