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Ohio Homeland Security and Senate Bill 9

Summary of Overview. 1. Declaration of Material Assistance to a Terrorist Organization (DMA Forms)2.Law Enforcement Requests for Identification3.New Terrorism-Related Offenses4. U.S. Patriot Act Provisions5. Aircraft

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Ohio Homeland Security and Senate Bill 9

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    1. Ohio Homeland Security and Senate Bill 9 An Overview of the Law Presented by Lewis C. George, Chief Legal Counsel Heather S. Reed, Associate Legal Counsel Ohio Department of Public Safety

    2. Summary of Overview 1. Declaration of Material Assistance to a Terrorist Organization (DMA Forms) 2. Law Enforcement Requests for Identification 3. New Terrorism-Related Offenses 4. U.S. Patriot Act Provisions 5. Aircraft & Port Provisions 6. Registration of Volunteers 7. Miscellaneous Provisions

    4. DMA Forms

    5. DMA Forms

    6. Private entities must complete DMA before entering into a contract with a government entity to conduct business or receive funding in an annual aggregate amount greater than $100,000.

    7. DMA Forms

    8. DMA Forms

    10. Law Enforcement Requests for ID: Public Place (RC 2921.29) Law enforcement may request person’s name, address, and date of birth. When person is suspected of or has witnessed: Felony offense of violence Felony with risk of serious physical harm Attempt or conspiracy to commit one of the above offenses Questionable conduct indicating one of the above offenses Failure to disclose = M4 Exception: Do NOT have to disclose age if age is an element of the suspected crime.

    12. New Terrorism-Related Offenses

    13. U.S. Patriot Act Provisions

    15. Registered Volunteers Provides for the effective organization and coordination of volunteers

    16. Miscellaneous Provisions

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