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Is it legal to reposess a car from a workplace?
Yes, In the State of Ohio
Does Ohio law require new rotors when changing brake pads?
There is a legal minimum thickness for all rotors.
What is the legal age to be considered an adult in the state of Ohio?
The legal age to be considered an adult in the state of Ohio is 18 years old. At 18, individuals are able to vote, sign contracts, and make other legal decisions on their own behalf.
What are the state minimum requirements for auto insurance in the state of Ohio?
The minimum requirements are liablilty insurance, and anyone driving the automobile must be covered. You must have proof of financial responsibilty.
Is it legal to ride mini bikes in Ohio?
Check with the DMV because they can tell you what vehicles are legal to drive in the state and what state laws apply to them.
Minimum legal age to buy a rifle in Ohio?
Depends on local laws. Since you can access the internet, look it up.
Is evergreen clause legal in Ohio?
Yes, evergreen contracts do you apply to Ohio. However in the year 2011 the state of Ohio set out to cancel out the Evergreen clause.
What is the minimum legal barrel length for a rifle in Ohio?
16 inches without requiring an NFA permit, the same as it is for the rest of the country.
Is the 50 Barrett rifle legal in Ohio?
Yes. .50 BMG rifles are legal in Ohio. The only state which has banned their further sale, transfer, or importation so far is California.
How long is a life sentence in prison in Ohio?
A life sentence in the state of Ohio is a minimum of 30 years, to a maximum of 75 years for a natural life sentence.
Why is Ohio State University called The Ohio State University?
Its legally written in Ohio code. It is basically the result of a trademark dispute against Ohio University. OU trademarked the single use of "Ohio" and took legal actions against OSU and the US trademark court ruled in OU's favor. Thus established "The" before Ohio State.
If you are a 17 year old mother are you considered a legal adult in the state of Ohio with out being emancipated?
No.
