What was Ohio's seat belt laws in 1996?
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If the violation occured in New York state you are subject to New York's law and procedures.  It doesn't matter what state you are from or what the law was in Ohio at that time.\n\nNew York State can create problems for you if you do not pay.  Problems or increases in insurance rates when you try to renew auto insurance or perhaps problems or holds when applying for a new driver's license.
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If they're in your car and you're driving, then yes.  I don't know about Illinois, but in California you're responsible for the passengers in your car minors or not.  If one of your passengers isn't wearing a seatbelt, you can get a ticket in addition to them getting one, even if they're an adult.  When they're not in your car (or even just if you're not driving it) you're not responsible for them unless you and their parents sign something saying you are.
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It IS the law in England, fatal accidents have been cut by people wearing seatbelts, if you don't wear a seatbelt you could go straight through the windscreen and die, I would rather wear a seatbelt and not be dead!
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You can try searching this site, but most local newspapers have limited back issues and you may not find information from that far back.  You can try the local library in ohio - call them and see if they can help you.
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In Utah, seatbelts are required for:\nAll front seat passengers \nAll passengers under age nineteen\n\nUtah's primary seatbelt law that states people under 19 years of age not in a seatbelt can automatically be pulled over and cited.\n\nPassengers over age nineteen riding in the back seat are NOT required to wear a seat belt....but it is a wise choice, nonetheless!
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The low limits match the low driving abilities of Ohioans.  And plus, it's safer.  GO BUCKS!
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In OH, it is still a misdemeanor, but it is a first degree misdemeanor...meaning you can go to jail for up to one year. Guess what? So can the friend who is lending you her DL. It is not worth the risk. In FL, the penalties are worse...\n\nIf you want to see the statute, go to the link below. Go to the Ohio Revised Code section and place in the following code: 4507.30. Hope that helps.
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I don't think there is a specific law, yet.  In this state it's anyone's guess anymore.  There will probably be a law next week, at our expense of course.  \n\nSeriously, I don't think you need to worry about anything "reasonable."  Don't try to pass off a butterfly knife as a belt buckle knife though.
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you can have sex if you're 16 in Ohio\n\n:cool:
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Heres a link to Ohio divorce and child custody law:\n\nhttp://www.divorcesource.com/OH/info/childcustody.shtml\n\nHope this helps.
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For help contact  the Ohio Department of Commerce (ODOC). They administer and enforce Ohio's Minimum Wage Laws, Ohio's Minor Labor Law, and Ohio's Prevailing Wage Law.\n"Bureau field staff conduct routine inspections of workplaces throughout the State. They provide information, ensure compliance with the labor laws, investigate complaints and consult with both employers and employees. The Bureau assists the public in understanding their rights and responsibilities under the wage and hour law, and pursues reported violations of the law. They also coordinate the activities of the field staff, standardize enforcement procedures and interpret the rules and regulations." \nFor more info see http://198.234.41.198/w3/webwh.nsf?Opendatabase
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No.  Speeding, running stop sign, etc are moving violations.  Not wearing seat belt, at least where I live, is probable cause to have you pulled over and ticketed.  It's not a violation that would cause points to be placed on your driver's license, or would cause an increase in your insurance premiums like all moving violations do.
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I think it is wrong to tell me I have to wear a seat belt when driving in my car.  How is that endangering anyone elses life but my own.  I realize that we as humans should wear them to prevent our family heart break over losing a loved one however who is the government to tell me I have to.  Another law that is wrong is the one they passed in Texas not to long ago but retracted due to public out cry.  The police went into the local bars and arrested people for being drunk in public.  They feel that this is a preventive measure against drunk driving.  They arrested people who had designated drivers.  This is F**Ked up!!!  What is next Someone will get arrested for public urination at Barnes and noble because Barnes and Noble is a public place and it is a public restroom.  We as people should know better than to go to the bar to drink or to use a public restroom.
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This site http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=-1&f=161\nhas tons and tons of accurate info about all aspects of the Ohio "correctional" system
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All states with the exception of three or four were 21 by the spring of 1985. In 1986 those last four caved under pressure from President Regan when he threatened to withhold Federal Highway money from them and raised the drinking age to 21.  Not sure which they were but one was Ohio.  I'm sure because I was there and was legally allowed to buy alcohol on my 19th birthday in 1985
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Go to: www.findarticles.com.\nEnter the search: seat belts.\nLimit to: free articles only.\nWhen I did this search, I came up with more than 1800 articles.
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Try this website: http://business.ohio.gov/\nFrom what you gave, I think that person would be able to come back, but I could be wrong.