Ohio HB932 prohibits fraudulent use of state funds and imposes penalties for violations.
Ohio HB932 makes it a felony to knowingly make false or misleading statements to obtain state funding or grants. The bill imposes a mandatory minimum five-year prison sentence and five years of post-release control for offenses involving $50,000 or more. It also prohibits businesses owned by offenders convicted of such violations from receiving state funding or grants.
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