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Votes at a glance: Committee adopts amendments and favorably reports several bills

State Judiciary Committee · October 29, 2025
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Summary

The Judiciary Committee adopted multiple amendments and favorably reported several bills to Rules and Reference, including a substitute for HB 184 (NIL contract rules), amendments for SB 146 and SB 174, and favorable reports for SB 146 and SB 224.

The State Judiciary Committee recorded several uncontested procedural actions during the session:

- House Bill 184 (third hearing): Vice Chair Reynolds moved to adopt Substitute Bill 2,100, which clarifies that NIL (name, image and likeness) contract limits apply to non-delegable personal services, requires Ohio law for NIL contracts, and directs disputes to Ohio courts; the substitute was adopted and the bill was favorably reported to the Committee on Rules and Reference.

- Senate Bill 146 (fourth hearing): An amendment (854) was adopted narrowing the bill to situations where a governmental entity seeks to pierce the corporate veil; the bill was then favorably reported to Rules and Reference following a roll call vote.

- Senate Bill 224 (fourth hearing): The committee voted to favorably report SB 224 to Rules and Reference.

- Senate Bill 174 (fifth hearing): Amendments (including 1166 and 1176) were adopted to clarify parental-rights language and hearing-timing requirements; the item will stand as a fifth hearing.

These actions were decided without recorded objection during the committee session.