HB 456 OH

Passed One Chamber

Decriminalize fentanyl drug testing strips

OH · session 134 · Assembly / House · bill

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Introduced Oct 19, 2021

Latest action (Dec 13, 2022) Refer to Committee

Sponsor (1)

Kristin Boggs · primary

26 coauthors / cosponsors

Beth Liston Democratic · cosponsor
Michele Lepore-Hagan · cosponsor
Jamie Callender Republican · cosponsor
Monique Smith, M. · cosponsor
Richard Brown · cosponsor
David Leland · cosponsor
Andrea White Republican · cosponsor
Bill Seitz · cosponsor
Casey Weinstein Democratic · cosponsor
Mary Lightbody · cosponsor
Juanita Brent Democratic · cosponsor
Michael Skindell · cosponsor
Adam Miller, A. · cosponsor
Joseph Miller, J. Democratic · cosponsor
Jeffrey Crossman · cosponsor
Catherine Ingram Democratic · cosponsor
Bishara Addison · cosponsor
Brett Hillyer · cosponsor
Latyna Humphrey · cosponsor
Mike Loychik · cosponsor
Michael O'Brien · cosponsor
Gail Pavliga · cosponsor
Elgin Rogers · cosponsor
C. Russo Democratic · cosponsor
Michael Sheehy · cosponsor
Lisa Sobecki · cosponsor

Action history (6)

Oct 19, 2021 Introduced · lower
Oct 26, 2021 Refer to Committee · lower
Nov 30, 2022 Passed · lower
Nov 30, 2022 Reported · lower
Dec 12, 2022 Introduced · upper
Dec 13, 2022 Refer to Committee · upper

Subjects

Crime and PunishmentCrimes, Corrections, and Law EnforcementCrimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement

Text versions (3)

The published texts of this bill as it moves through the legislature. Each links to the official document on the state legislature site. Data from OpenStates.

As Passed by the House · PDF
As Reported by the House Criminal Justice Committee · PDF
As Introduced · PDF

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