Abolish death penalty and prohibit funding of lethal injection drugs
The bill abolishes the death penalty in Ohio and prohibits the use of state funds for lethal injection drugs in non-therapeutic contexts. It modifies sentencing provisions to ensure that certain crimes are subject to mandatory prison terms and outlines specific conditions under which additional prison terms may be imposed. The bill also includes provisions for the handling of public records and personal information, particularly concerning designated public service workers.
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