Ohio Revised Code Title XXIX. Crimes Procedure
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- Chapter 2901. General Provisions
- Chapter 2903. Homicide and Assault
- Chapter 2905. Kidnapping and Extortion
- Chapter 2907. Sex Offenses
- Chapter 2909. Arson and Related Offenses
- Chapter 2911. Robbery, Burglary, and Trespass
- Chapter 2913. Theft and Fraud
- Chapter 2915. Gambling
- Chapter 2917. Offenses Against the Public Peace
- Chapter 2919. Offenses Against the Family
- Chapter 2921. Offenses Against Justice and Public Administration
- Chapter 2923. Conspiracy, Attempt, and Complicity; Weapons Control
- Chapter 2925. Drug Offenses
- Chapter 2927. Miscellaneous Offenses
- Chapter 2929. Penalties and Sentencing
- Chapter 2930. Rights of Victims of Crimes
- Chapter 2931. Jurisdiction; Venue
- Chapter 2933. Peace Warrants; Search Warrants
- Chapter 2935. Arrest, Citation, and Disposition Alternatives
- Chapter 2937. Preliminary Examination; Bail
- Chapter 2938. Trial--Magistrate Courts
- Chapter 2939. Grand Juries
- Chapter 2941. Indictment
- Chapter 2943. Arraignment; Pleas
- Chapter 2945. Trial
- Chapter 2947. Judgment; Sentence
- Chapter 2949. Execution of Sentence
- Chapter 2950. Sex Offenders
- Chapter 2951. Probation
- Chapter 2953. Appeals; Other Postconviction Remedies
- Chapter 2961. Disfranchised Convicts; Habitual Criminals
- Chapter 2963. Extradition
- Chapter 2967. Pardon; Parole; Probation
- Chapter 2969. Recovery of Offender's Profits; Crime Victims Recovery Fund; Civil Actions or Appeals by Inmate
- Chapter 2971. Sexually Violent Predators
- Chapter 2981. Forfeiture of Property
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