Ohio SB188 amends the Revised Code to modify penalties for failure to comply with a law enforcement officer's order and for operating a vehicle to.
Ohio SB188 amends the Revised Code to redefine failure to comply with a law enforcement officer's order as a misdemeanor of the first degree, with specific circumstances elevating it to a felony of the third or fourth degree. It also modifies penalties for operating a vehicle to elude a law enforcement officer, classifying it as a felony of the fourth degree and elevating it to a felony of the third degree under certain conditions. The bill further details mandatory prison terms for various offenses, including those involving firearms, and specifies conditions for consecutive sentencing.
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