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Ohio DNA Specimen Law Ruled Not Retroactive

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2008 published in Prison Legal News August, 2008, page 32
Filed under: DNA Testing/Samples, Ex Post Facto, Parole, News, State Legislation. Location: Ohio.
The Ohio Supreme Court held that a state law requiring convicted felons and some misdemeanants to provide DNA specimens could not be applied retroactively to offenders placed on supervised release before the law’s May 2005 effective date.

On August 6, 2002, Craig Consilio pleaded guilty to DUI, a fourth degree ...

 

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