Establishes the Joint Law Enforcement Oversight Committee to review and evaluate peace officer training standards and programs.
The bill creates the Joint Law Enforcement Oversight Committee (JLEOC) to review and evaluate training standards and programs for peace officers in Ohio. JLEOC consists of six members, three appointed by the Senate President and three by the Speaker of the House, with terms ending when the appointing member leaves office. The committee meets monthly and can issue subpoenas to compel testimony and evidence. It also has the authority to recommend improvements to peace officer training statutes and rules. Funding for JLEOC is appropriated from the General Revenue Fund.
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