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Public Safety Committee concludes second hearing on House Bill 102 after written testimony
Summary
The Public Safety Committee held a second hearing on House Bill 102 and heard written proponent testimony from representatives of two organizations. No in-person testimony was offered and the committee concluded the hearing.
The Public Safety Committee held a second hearing on House Bill 102 and received written proponent testimony, the committee record shows.
Members were directed to written testimony submitted by Emily Gamar of the Ohio Alliance to End ****** Violence and Lou Tobin of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association; no one offered in-person testimony during the second hearing. The chair then closed the second hearing on the measure.
The committee did not take a vote on the bill during this meeting. Committee members were asked to review the minutes of the committee's Oct. 14, 2025 meeting earlier in the session.
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