LINES of the BILL |
Revised Code |
Comments |
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40-53
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109.69(B)(1)
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Ohio resident carrying on out of state license with reciprocity agreement is valid |
54-68
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109.69(B)(2)
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Ohio resident carrying on license of a state without a reciprocity agreement has six months after they become a resident to apply for an Ohio CHL |
69-80
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109.69(B)(3)
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Non-residents with license from another state (regardless if reciprocity agreement) are valid if they are “temporarily” in Ohio |
81-84
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109.69(C)
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AG shall publish valid reciprocity agreements |
92
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109.731(A)(1)
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OPOTA no longer responsible for license form, AG is responsible |
102-109
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109.731(A)(1)
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AG shall design form to enable applicants to apply. Restrictions not in the law cannot be on the form. AG shall post a printable version of the form on the web and provide the website address. |
110-151
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109.731(A)(2)(a) to (d)
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OPOTA shall do the following: Make the license document itself with several requirements, OPOTA shall prescribe procedure by which sheriff shall give each license a unique number, OPOTA shall make the TEL form |
211-214
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311.41(A)(1)
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Sheriff shall contact NICS and “verify that the applicant is eligible lawfully to receive or possess a firearm in the United States” |
351-382
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311.43
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CLEO signoff. Sheriff shall accept any CLEO form and process in same manner as CHL. 311.42(C). Sheriff can charge the CHL fee once no matter how many forms are submitted. |
423-426
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2923.11(E)
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Automatic firearm no longer includes a firearm that can fire more than 31 without reloading. |
611-619
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2923.125
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No person eligible for CHL unless they are eligible to lawfully possess a firearm in the United States. |
642-647
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2923.125(B)
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Out of state resident employed in Ohio can apply for CHL where employed or in adjoining county. |
691-692
700
749
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2923.125(B)(3)(a)
2923.125(B)(3)(b)(ii)
2923.125(B)(3)(e)
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Classes can be taught under auspices of a “national gun advocacy organization” not just NRA. No longer exclusive to NRA instructors |
727
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2923.125(B)(3)(d)(i)
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Proof of retirement from military is proof of CHL training. |
758-760
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2923.125(B)(3)(g)
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Proof of OPOTA 109.79 training is proof of CHL training. |
773-778
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2923.125(B)(6) to (7)
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If non-citizen, must provide alien registration number. If out of state resident must provide “adequate” proof of employment in Ohio |
797-801
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2923.125(D)(1)(a)
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No longer required to be resident of Ohio for 45 days or county resident for 30 days. |
849-853
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2923.125(D)(1)(e)
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Cannot have been convicted of NICS disqualifying offenses to get CHL – specifically misdemeanor offense for term exceeding one year. |
905-923
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2923.125(D)(1)(n) to (s)
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Cannot have NICS disqualifying conditions (addict, immigrant visa, dishonorable discharge, renounced citizenship and domestic violence) in Ohio or another state and get CHL |
992-1001
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2923.125(D)(5)
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Minor misdemeanors cannot be considered in CHL decisions. |
1029-1049
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2923.125(F)(b)
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Active duty, peace corps, foreign service etc. exempt from requirements during service or six months after but spouse can renew CHL. |
1119
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2923.125(G)(1)(a)
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Class need not have 10 hours in classroom training. |
1128
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2923.125(G)(1)(e)
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Class must have minimum of 2 hours in person on range/live fire. |
1138
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2923.125(G)(2)(b)
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Must have in person demonstration of competence in use, handling, storage and attitude to shoot safely. |
1142-1155
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2923.125(G)(3)(a)
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May have online training on academic points as long as online includes component that regularly engages person. Handling training must be in-person. |
1156-1169
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2923.125(G)(3)(b)
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Written competency exam may be done online. |
1679-1680
1936-1937
1966-1968
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2923.128(C)
2923.13(A)
2923.13(C)
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Sheriff may issue if person has “been relieved [of disability] under operation of law or legal process” May possess firearm if relieved of disability under operation of law or legal process. “Under operation of law or legal process shall not itself include mere completion, termination, or expiration of a sentence imposed as a result of a criminal conviction” |
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