Ohio Revised Code Search
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Section 9.43 | Savings in share accounts in chartered credit unions deductions.
... savings in share accounts in chartered credit unions. |
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Section 9.44 | Prior public service counted in computing vacation leave.
...r service with any of these employers counted as service with the state or any political subdivision of the state, for the purpose of computing the amount of the employee's vacation leave. The anniversary date of employment for the purpose of computing the amount of the employee's vacation leave, unless deferred pursuant to the appropriate law, ordinance, or regulation, is the anniversary date of such prior service. ... |
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Section 9.441 | Continuing rights or benefits for prior service.
...ee right or benefit which is based upon length of service. (C) The new employer shall assign an affected employee to a pay rate that is not less than ninety per cent of the pay rate earned by the employee during the year concluding with the end of the pay period immediately preceding the effective date of the merger or transfer. |
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Section 9.45 | Nonprofit debt pooling company deductions.
...ction 9.40 of the Revised Code, such amounts as are authorized in writing by the employee to a nonprofit debt pooling company operating pursuant to Chapter 4710. of the Revised Code, or a nonprofit budget and debt counseling service, for payment or compromise of any account, note, or other indebtedness. Such authorization may be revoked at any time prior to final payment by written notice from the employee to the emp... |
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Section 9.46 | U.S. olympic participation leave.
... time for travel to and return from the site of the competition, and a reasonable time for precompetition training at the site. The state or subdivision shall compensate the employee at his regular rate of pay during any leave granted for participation in olympic competition. Pay for each week of leave shall not exceed the amount the employee would receive for a standard work week as defined in section 124.18 of the ... |
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Section 9.48 | Joint purchasing programs.
...ting political subdivisions a reasonable fee to cover any additional costs incurred as a result of their participation; (2) Participate in a joint purchasing program operated by or through a national or state association of political subdivisions in which the purchasing political subdivision is eligible for membership. (3) Participate in contract offerings from the federal government that are available to ... |
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Section 9.481 | Residency requirements prohibited for certain employees.
...or who is employed on less than a permanent full-time basis. (B)(1) Except as otherwise provided in division (B)(2) of this section, no political subdivision shall require any of its employees, as a condition of employment, to reside in any specific area of the state. (2)(a) Division (B)(1) of this section does not apply to a volunteer. (b) To ensure adequate response times by certain employees of political subdiv... |
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Section 9.482 | Contracting for services between political subdivisions.
...5.011 of the Revised Code. (B)(1) When legally authorized to do so, a political subdivision may enter into an agreement with another political subdivision or a state agency whereby the contracting political subdivision or state agency agrees to exercise any power, perform any function, or render any service for the contracting recipient political subdivision that the contracting recipient political subdivision... |
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Section 9.483 | Sale and leaseback agreements.
...ter into a sale and leaseback agreement under which the legislative authority agrees to convey a building owned by the political subdivision to a purchaser who is obligated, immediately upon closing, to lease all or portions of the building back to the legislative authority. The sale and leaseback agreement shall obligate the lessor to make public improvements to all or portions of the building subject to the lease, ... |
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Section 9.49 | Transparency in contracts between state and private attorneys.
...ised Code shall be known as the transparency in private attorney contracts act. |
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Section 9.491 | Definitions.
... to the attorney general for collection under any law or debts that the attorney general is authorized to collect. (C) "State" means this state and any officer, department, board, commission, division, bureau, council, or unit of organization, however designated, of the executive branch of government of this state and any of its agents. (D) "Securities class action" means an action brought as a class action tha... |
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Section 9.492 | Contingency fee contract with private attorney.
... fee contract with a private attorney unless the attorney general or the attorney general's designee makes a written determination prior to entering into that contract or within a reasonable time after entering into the contract that private representation is both cost-effective and in the public interest. Any written determination shall include findings for each of the following factors: (1) Whether there exist su... |
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Section 9.493 | Contract with private attorney outside Ohio.
...e attorney located outside this state unless the attorney general determines that at least one of the following applies: (A) There are no private attorneys with an office in this state that are willing to accept the legal representation. (B) All private attorneys with offices in this state that possess the necessary experience or capability are conflicted and unable to represent the state or the attorney general or... |
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Section 9.494 | Publication of contract.
...f all expenses, disbursements, charges, credits, underlying receipts and invoices, and other financial transactions that concern the provision of the attorney services. The private attorney shall maintain detailed contemporaneous time records for the attorneys and paralegals working on the legal matter and shall promptly provide these records to the attorney general upon request. |
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Section 9.495 | Annual report.
... attorney was engaged to represent or counsel; (4) The total legal fees approved by the attorney general for payment to a private attorney by the state for legal services rendered during the preceding fiscal year. (B) Copies of any written determinations made pursuant to sections 9.492 to 9.494 of the Revised Code during the fiscal year. |
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Section 9.496 | Applicability.
...the Revised Code do not apply to contingency fee contracts and renewals thereof that are in existence on the effective date of this section. |
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Section 9.497 | Construction.
... to expand the authority of any state agency or state agent to enter into contracts if no such authority previously existed. |
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Section 9.498 | Legislative intent.
...The general assembly intends that any limitations on entering into a contingency fee contract, as provided by sections 9.491 to 9.495 of the Revised Code, are to be applied only to contracts with a private attorney retained on a contingency fee basis by the state. These limitations shall not apply to contingency fee contracts between private parties and contracts not involving the state. |
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Section 9.50 | Display of the POW/MIA flag during normal business hours at public buildings.
... 5501.01 of the Revised Code. (B) The general assembly hereby encourages the display of the POW/MIA flag during normal business hours at each public building. (C) Except as provided under division (E) of this section, the POW/MIA flag shall be displayed at buildings operated by the state government on all of the following days: (1) The third Saturday in May, known as Armed Forces day; (2) The last Monday in May, ... |
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Section 9.54 | Accessibility signs.
...the words "handicapped" or "disabled" whenever words are included on the sign. |
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Section 9.55 | Installation of teletypewriters for deaf or hearing-impaired at state agencies.
... governor's office of advocacy for disabled persons, and the civil rights commission. (B) Each state agency shall install in its offices at least one teletypewriter designed to receive printed messages from and transmit printed messages to deaf or hearing-impaired persons. |
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Section 9.56 | Plans and drawings for public buildings filed with county recorder.
...lding, within thirty days after the completion of the project, shall file the plans and drawings representing the building as built for any such public building constructed or being constructed after the effective date of this section with the county recorder in the county where the building is located. The plans and drawings and the paper, inks, and markings used thereon shall be of a quality that ensures a legible ... |
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Section 9.561 | Menstrual products in public buildings.
... of this state for the exercise of any function of government. (2) "Public building" means any building owned or occupied by a government entity. (B) No government entity shall place menstrual products in the men's restroom of a public building. |
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Section 9.57 | Closure of places of worship.
...ed or appointed officer, employee, or agent of the state or any political subdivision, board, commission, bureau, or other public body established by law. |
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Section 9.58 | Court settlements that conflict with the Revised Code.
...ed or appointed officer, employee, or agent of the state or any political subdivision, board, commission, bureau, or other public body established by law. (B) In any civil action in a state or federal court, no public official, including any attorney representing or acting on behalf of a public official, has any authority to compromise or settle the action, consent to any condition, or agree to any order in connec... |