Ohio · Ohio Revised Code — Title 29, Crimes
Ohio Rev. Code (Criminal) § 2903.213: Motion for and hearing on protection order
What this law says, in plain English
This statute establishes procedures for filing a motion requesting a protection order as a pretrial condition when certain violent or sexual offenses are charged, and specifies the required form and hearing timeline.
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