Ohio · Ohio Revised Code — Title 29, Crimes
Ohio Rev. Code (Criminal) § 2923.02: Attempt to commit an offense
What this law says, in plain English
This statute defines the crime of attempting to commit an offense. The severity depends on the underlying offense attempted—attempts at murder or life-sentence crimes are first-degree felonies; other attempts are punished at the next-lower degree than the target offense.
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