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Legislation-Meeting Minutes
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Ordinance
Number
045
Date
10/18/2004
Year
2004
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17 <br />(~) <br />{3) <br />1). lWxcept as otherwiseprovided in subsection (h}(1}E. of this section, <br />an offender who, within six years of the offense, previously has <br />bean convicted oi' or pleaded guilty to t]troe or four violations of <br />subsection (a~ or (b) of tltis section or other equivalent offenses <br />an offender who, tivithin twee ears of the offenso, previously has <br />br.en conyYUed o t or 1~Ieaded guilty to five ar n~orc violations of that <br />nature is guilty of a felony of the faurih degree and shall be <br />prosecuted under appropriate state Iaw. <br />E, An offender who previously leas been convicted of or pleaded guilty <br />to a violation of Ohio lt.C, X51 I.19(A) that was a felony, regardless <br />of when the violation and the ennylction ar guilty plez occurred, is <br />guilty oFa felony ol'the third degree and sha11 bo prosecuted under <br />appropriate stale law. <br />An offender who is convicted of ar pleads guilty to a violation of subsection <br />(a} o C this section cad who subsecluentty seeks reinstatement of tho driver's <br />ar occ;upational driver's Iicense or permit ar nonresident operating privilege <br />suspended under this section as a result of the conviction or ,gull ty plea shall <br />pay a reinstatement fee as provided in division (F){2) of Ohio TtC, <br />~S11.I91. <br />If an oi'fcnder is sentenced to a jail term under subsection (lt)(l}D,1, or 2. <br />or (It)(I)C.I. nr 2, of this section and if, within sixty days of sentencing of <br />tl~e offender, the court issues a written finding on the record-that, due to the <br />unavailability of space at the jail where the offender is required to serve the <br />term, the offender will oat be able to begin scxving that term walhin the <br />sixty-day period fallowing the date of sentencing, the court may in7pose an <br />Alternative sentence under this subsection chat includes a term of ]louse <br />arrest with electronic monitoring, wltli CDnttrlUOUS alcohol n]onlt4rlA~ or <br />with both electronic monitoring and caniinuogs alcohol monitoring. <br />As an alternative to a mandatory jail teen of ton consecutive days required <br />by subsection {h)(1~B.I. of this secliozZ, the court, under this subsection, <br />may sentence the offender fo five consecutive days in jail and not Iess than <br />eighteen consecutive days of house arrest with electronic n24nitoring, with <br />~tirtuoUS alcohol monitoringiar with both clcctranic niFn.Lj~g~ <br />continuous a]co]iol monitoring. Tlin curiiulativ4 total of the five consecutive <br />days in jail and the: period of l3ouse arr~-t with electronic monitoring, <br />continuous aleal~pl,monitoriu~, arbothtynes afinonitorina shalInatexceed <br />six months. ~~ie £tve consecutive clays in jail do ngthave to be secyCd prior <br />to yr consecutively to the period of Douse arrest, <br />
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