Ohio · Ohio Revised Code — Title 29, Crimes
Ohio Rev. Code (Criminal) § 2905.23: Probable cause to believe that extension of credit was extortionate
What this law says, in plain English
This statute establishes factors that create probable cause that credit extension was extortionate in prosecutions under other sections. It identifies evidence including excessive interest rates and debtor's reasonable belief about the creditor's collection practices.
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