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1/8/07-A bill that would have allowed for harsher penalties when cell-phone use causes a crash has died.
Sponsored by Sen. Gary Cates, R-West Chester, SB317 remained in the Senate Judiciary Criminal Justice Committee when the session ended.
The bill also would have authorized drivers to be charged with vehicular assault or aggravated vehicular homicide - both felonies - if prosecutors believe phone use contributed or caused a crash. Emergency phone calls would have been exempted.

6/14/06-A bill in the Senate Judiciary Criminal Justice Committee would allow for harsher penalties when cell-phone use causes a crash.
Sponsored by Sen. Gary Cates, R-West Chester, SB317 would authorize drivers to be charged with vehicular assault or aggravated vehicular homicide – both felonies – if prosecutors believe phone use contributed or caused a crash. Emergency phone calls would be exempted.
For bill status, call (614) 466-8842. In Ohio, call 1-800-282-0253.

 

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