Postconviction Remedies
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Postconviction Remedies”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement, Prisons and Jails, and Sentencing.
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- 01United Stateslocation1 mentions
- 02Auditor of Stateorganization1 mentions
- 03Latyna M. Humphreyperson1 mentions
- 04General Assemblyorganization1 mentions
- 05Department of Rehabilitation and Correctionorganization1 mentions
- 06Court of Claimsorganization1 mentions
- 07Eric Synenbergperson1 mentions
- 08Brian Stewartperson1 mentions
- 09Terrence Upchurchperson1 mentions
- 10Josh Williamsperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsOhio requires electronic recordings of parole board hearings and makes full board recordings public records, Ohio HB 501 Modifies and Renames Wrongful Imprisonment Law to Wrongful Incarceration, Ohio HB 490 expands postconviction relief eligibility for felony offenders based on DNA testing showing actual innocence
- Topic to peopleLatyna M. Humphrey, Eric Synenberg, Brian Stewart (+2 more)
- Topic to orgsAuditor of State, General Assembly, Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (+1 more)
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- Sep 7, 2026State BillOhio requires electronic recordings of parole board hearings and makes full board recordings public records
- Oct 8, 2025State BillOhio HB 501 Modifies and Renames Wrongful Imprisonment Law to Wrongful Incarceration
- Oct 8, 2025State BillOhio HB 490 expands postconviction relief eligibility for felony offenders based on DNA testing showing actual innocence
