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HB 338·OH·house

Enact Andy's Law

Passed One ChamberFiled Jun 10, 2025
Sponsor: Mark Johnson (R)
Latest Action

Referred to committee

Feb 11, 2026

Legislative status

  1. Introduced
  2. In Committee
  3. Reported by Committee
  4. Floor Vote Scheduled
  5. Passed One Chamber
  6. Passed Both Chambers
  7. Sent to Executive
  8. Signed into Law

Summary

HB 338 raises the criminal penalties for assaulting or causing the death of designated victims—such as correctional officers, visitors, health‑care workers, judges and other officials—inside state or local correctional facilities. It also adds mandatory sentencing ranges, eliminates higher‑education programs at high‑security prisons, and requires new notice and staffing policies for the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. The bill aims to enhance safety for staff and visitors while tightening sentencing rules.

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History

  1. Referred to committee
  2. Introduced
  3. Reported - Substitute
  4. Passed
  5. Referred to committee
  6. Introduced

Sponsors

  • Mark Johnson (R) · sponsor
  • David Thomas
  • Jean Schmidt
  • Johnathan Newman
  • Matthew Kishman
  • Monica Robb Blasdel
  • Phil Plummer
  • Thomas Hall

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