Disqualifying Offences
The following offenses (sections of the Revised Code) are permanently disqualifying as set forth in this rule; any equivalent federal offense or offense from another state will also by permanently disqualifying.
(a) 2903.01 (aggravated murder);
(b) 2907.02 (rape);
(c) 2907.03 (sexual battery);
(d) 2907.05 (gross sexual imposition);
(e) 2907.32 (pandering obscenity);
(f) 2907.322 (pandering sexually-oriented matter involving a minor);
(g) 2907.323 (illegal use of minor in nudity-oriented material or performance);
(h) 2909.23 (making terrorist threat);
(i) 2909.24 (terrorism);
(2) The following offenses (sections of the Revised Code) are disqualifying for a period of five years from the end any sanctions as set forth in this rule; any equivalent federal offense or offense from another state will also by disqualifying for a period of five years.
(a) 2903.15 (permitting child abuse);
(b) 2903.16 (failing to provide for a functionally impaired person);
(c) 2903.34 patient abuse and neglect
(d) 2903.341 patient endangerment
(e) 2905.05 criminal child enticement (felony level)
(f) 2905.33 (unlawful conduct with respect to documents);
(g) 2905.32 trafficking in persons
(h) 2907.04 unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, formerly corruption of a minor
(i) 2907.06 sexual imposition
(j) 2907.07 importuning
(k) 2907.08 voyeurism
(l) 2907.12 felonious sexual imposition
(m) 2907.31 disseminating matter harmful to juveniles
(n) 2907.321 pandering obscenity involving a minor
(o) 2909.22 soliciting/providing for act of terrorism
(p) 2913.40 (medicaid fraud);
(q) 2919.22 endangering children
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