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This report describes recidivism rates for all inmates released from an incarceration status in Ohio in CY 2016. This includes releases to post-release control (PRC), releases at the end of stated term (EST), judicial releases, expiration of indeterminate sentences, and discretionary releases onto parole. Rates
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Nov 21, 2022 · State lawmakers are proposing stiffer penalties in cases where a person interrupts a religious service. The measure passed the Ohio House in April and it’s working its way through the Senate now.
Oct 8, 2021 · On September 30, 2021, several pieces of legislation took effect in Ohio. Some of them amend or clarify provisions of the state's criminal laws. They run the gamut of felony sentencing requirements to allowing small amounts of wine in detention facilities for religious purposes.
Religious composition of adults in Ohio. Christian 73% Evangelical Protestant 29% Mainline Protestant 17% Historically Black Protestant 7% Catholic 18% Mormon 1% Orthodox Christian < 1% Jehovah's Witness 1% Other Christian < 1% Non-Christian Faiths 4% Jewish 1% Muslim 1% Buddhist 1% Hindu < 1% Other World Religions < 1% Other Faiths 2%
Ohio is 1 of 8 states to safeguard the right to conscience broadly for any health-care provider based on “moral, ethical, or religious beliefs or conviction.” What else is Ohio doing to safeguard religious liberty in 2023?
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Aug 2, 2023 · CINCINNATI – Kenneth L. Parker, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, is urging religious leaders to watch for signs of extremism and learn how to report violent threats or incidents against places of worship and their members.
