Ohio SB422 prohibits certain offenders from being present on school or child care premises.

Ohio SB422 amends the Revised Code to prohibit certain offenders from knowingly being present on school or child care center premises. It defines "legitimate purpose" for presence on these premises and outlines exceptions, such as being a parent or guardian of a child attending the facility or being authorized by a court order. The bill also details penalties for violations and specifies that the prohibition does not apply to certain individuals, such as law enforcement officers.

Ohio SB422 prohibits certain offenders from being present on school or child care premises.

Ohio SB422 amends the Revised Code to prohibit certain offenders from knowingly being present on school or child care center premises. It defines "legitimate purpose" for presence on these premises and outlines exceptions, such as being a parent or guardian of a child attending the facility or being authorized by a court order. The bill also details penalties for violations and specifies that the prohibition does not apply to certain individuals, such as law enforcement officers.