Ohio Statutes
§ 2743.64 — Effect of criminal conviction or prosecution
Ohio § 2743.64
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Bluebook
Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 2743.64 (2026).
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The attorney general or the court of claims may make an award of reparations whether or not any person is prosecuted or convicted for committing the conduct that is the basis of the award. Proof of conviction of a person whose conduct gave rise to a claim is conclusive evidence that the crime was committed, unless an application for rehearing, an appeal of the conviction, or certiorari is pending, or a rehearing or new trial has been ordered.
If the prosecuting attorney of the county in which the criminally injurious conduct allegedly occurred requests the suspension of proceedings in any claim for an award of reparations and if the request is made because of the commencement of a criminal prosecution, the attorney general may suspend, because a criminal prosecution has been c
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Legislative History
Effective: July 10, 2014 | Latest Legislation: House Bill 261 - 130th General Assembly
Nearby Sections
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§ 2743.01
State liability definitions§ 2743.02
State waives immunity from liability§ 2743.03
Court of claims§ 2743.04
Judges§ 2743.041
Affidavit of disqualification§ 2743.05
Powers of court§ 2743.06
Fees and mileage for witness§ 2743.09
Duties of clerk§ 2743.11
Trial by jury§ 2743.12
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Ohio § 2743.64, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/oh/2743.64.