Ohio § 5502.65

Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 5502.65, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 5502.65.

(A)(1) When funds are available for criminal justice purposes pursuant to section 5502.64 of the Revised Code , the division of criminal justice services shall provide funds to metropolitan county

criminal justice services agencies for the purpose of developing, coordinating, evaluating,

and implementing comprehensive plans within their respective counties.  The division of criminal justice services shall provide funds to an agency only

if it complies with the conditions of division (B) of this section. (2) When funds are available for juvenile justice purposes pursuant to section 5502.64 of the Revised Code , the department of youth services shall provide funds to metropolitan county criminal

justice services agencies for the purpose of developing, coordinating, evaluating,

and implementing comprehensive plans within their respective counties.  The department shall provide funds to an agency only if it complies with the conditions

of division (B) of this section. (B) A metropolitan county criminal justice services agency shall do all of the following: (1) Submit, in a form that is acceptable to the division of criminal justice services

or the department of youth services pursuant to section 5139.01 of the Revised Code , a comprehensive plan for the county; (2) Establish a metropolitan county criminal justice services supervisory board whose

members shall include a majority of the local elected officials in the county and

representatives from law enforcement agencies, courts, prosecuting authorities, public

defender agencies, rehabilitation and correction agencies, community organizations,

juvenile justice services agencies, professionals, and private citizens in the county,

and that shall have the authority set forth in division (C) of this section; (3) Organize in the manner provided in sections 167.01 to 167.03 , 302.21 to 302.24 , or 713.21 to 713.27 of the Revised Code , unless the board created pursuant to division (B)(2) of this section organizes pursuant

to these sections. (C) A metropolitan county criminal justice services supervisory board shall do all of

the following: (1) Exercise leadership in improving the quality of the criminal and juvenile justice

systems in the county; (2) Review, approve, and maintain general oversight of the comprehensive plans for the

county and the implementation of the plans; (3) Review and comment on the overall needs and accomplishments of the criminal and juvenile

justice systems in the county; (4) Establish, as required to comply with this division, task forces, ad hoc committees,

and other committees, whose members shall be appointed by the chairperson of the board; (5) Establish any rules that the board considers necessary and that are consistent with

the federal criminal justice acts and section 5502.62 of the Revised Code .

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