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The Ohio Constitution

Introduction
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleIntroduction to the Ohio Constitution
PreamblePreamble to the Ohio Constitution
Article I: Bill of Rights
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle I (Bill of Rights)
Art. I §1Inalienable Rights
Art. I §2Right to Alter, Reform, or Abolish Government, and Repeal Special Privileges
Art. I §3Right to Assemble
Art. I §4Bearing Arms; Standing Armies; Military Powers
Art. I §5Trial by Jury
Art. I §6Slavery and Involuntary Servitude
Art. I §7Rights of Conscience; Education; the Necessity of Religion and Knowledge
Art. I §8Writ of Habeas Corpus
Art. I §9Bail
Art. I §10Trial for Crimes; Witness
Art. I §10aRights of Victims of Crime
Art. I §11Freedom of Speech; of the Press; of Libels
Art. I §12Transportation, etc. for Crime
Art. I §13Quartering Troops
Art. I §14Search Warrants and General Warrants
Art. I §15No Imprisonment for Debt
Art. I §16Redress for Injury; Due Process
Art. I §17No Hereditary Privileges
Art. I §18Suspension of Laws
Art. I §19Eminent Domain
Art. I §19aDamages for Wrongful Death
Art. I §19bProtect Private Property Rights in Ground Water, Lakes and Other Watercourses
Art. I §20Powers Reserved to the People
Art. I §21Preservation of the Freedom to Choose Health Care and Health Care Coverage
Art. I §22The Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety
Article II: Legislative
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle II (Legislative)
Art. II §1In Whom Power Vested
Art. II §1aInitiative and Referendum to Amend Constitution
Art. II §1bInitiative and Referendum to Enact Laws
Art. II §1cReferendum to Challenge Laws Enacted by General Assembly
Art. II §1dEmergency Laws; Not Subject to Referendum
Art. II §1ePowers; Limitation of Use
Art. II §1fPower of Municipalities
Art. II §1gPetition Requirements and Preparation; Submission; Ballot Language; by Ohio Ballot Board
Art. II §2Election and Term of State Legislators
Art. II §3Residence Requirements for State Legislators
Art. II §4Dual Office and Conflict of Interest Prohibited
Art. II §5Who Shall Not Hold Office
Art. II §6Powers of Each House
Art. II §7Organization of Each House of the General Assembly
Art. II §8Sessions of the General Assembly
Art. II §9House and Senate Journals (Yeas and Nays)
Art. II §10Rights of Members to Protest
Art. II §11Filling Vacancy in House or Senate Seat
Art. II §12Privilege of Members from Arrest, and of Speech
Art. II §13Legislative Sessions to be Public; Exceptions
Art. II §14Power of Adjournment
Art. II §15How Bills Shall be Passed
Art. II §16Bills to be Signed by Governor; Veto
Art. II §20Term of Office, and Compensation of Officers in Certain Cases
Art. II §21Contested Elections
Art. II §22Appropriations
Art. II §23Impeachments; How Instituted and Conducted
Art. II §24Officers Liable to Impeachment; Consequences
Art. II §26Laws to Have A Uniform Operation
Art. II §27Election and Appointment of Officers; Filling Vacancies
Art. II §28Retroactive Laws
Art. II §29No Extra Compensation
Art. II §30New Counties
Art. II §31Compensation of Members and Officers of the General Assembly
Art. II §32Divorces and Judicial Power
Art. II §33Mechanics' and Contractors' Liens
Art. II §34Welfare of Employees
Art. II §34aMinimum Wage
Art. II §35Workers' Compensation
Art. II §36Conservation of Natural Resources
Art. II §37Workday and Workweek on Public Projects
Art. II §38Removal of Officials for Misconduct
Art. II §39Regulating Expert Testimony in Criminal Trials
Art. II §40Registering and Warranting Land Titles
Art. II §41Prison Labor
Art. II §42Continuity of Government Operations in Emergencies Caused by Enemy Attack
Article III: Executive
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle III (Executive)
Art. III §1Executive Department; Key State Officers
Art. III §1aJoint Vote Cast for Governor and Lieutenant
Art. III §1bLieutenant Governor Duties Assigned by Governor
Art. III §2Term of Office of Key State Officers
Art. III §3Counting Votes for Key State Officers
Art. III §5Executive Power Vested in Governor
Art. III §6Governor to See That Laws Executed; May Require Written Information
Art. III §7Governor’s Annual Message to General Assembly; Recommendations for Legislation
Art. III §8Governor May Convene Special Session of Legislature with Limited Purposes
Art. III §9When Governor May Adjourn the Legislature
Art. III §10Governor Is Commander-In-Chief of Militia
Art. III §11Governor May Grant Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons
Art. III §12Seal of the State, and by Whom Kept
Art. III §13How Grants and Commissions Issued
Art. III §14Who Is Ineligible for Governor
Art. III §15Succession in Case of Vacancy in Office of Governor
Art. III §17If A Vacancy Shall Occur While Executing the Office of Governor, Who Shall Act
Art. III §17aFilling A Vacancy in the Office of Lieutenant Governor
Art. III §18Governor to Fill Vacancies in Key State Offices
Art. III §19Compensation of Key State Officers
Art. III §20Annual Report of Executive Officers
Art. III §21Appointments to Office; Advice and Consent of Senate
Art. III §22Supreme Court to Determine Disability of Governor or Governor Elect; Succession
Article IV: Judicial
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle IV (Judicial)
Art. IV §1Judicial Power Vested in Court
Art. IV §2Organization and Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Art. IV §3Organization and Jurisdiction of Court of Appeals
Art. IV §4Organization and Jurisdiction of Common Pleas Court
Art. IV §5Powers and Duties of Supreme Court; Rules
Art. IV §6Election of Judges; Compensation
Art. IV §13Vacancy in Office of Judge, How Filled
Art. IV §15Changing Number of Judges; Establishing Other Courts
Art. IV §17Judges Removable
Art. IV §18Powers and Jurisdiction of Judges
Art. IV §19Courts of Conciliation
Art. IV §20Style of Process, Prosecution, and Indictment
Art. IV §22Supreme Court Commission
Art. IV §23Judges in Less Populous Counties; Service on More Than One Court
Article V: Elective Franchise
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle V (Elective Franchise)
Art. V §1Who May Vote
Art. V §2By Ballot
Art. V §2aNames of Candidates on Ballot
Art. V §4Exclusion from Franchise
Art. V §6Idiots or Insane Persons
Art. V §7Primary Elections
Art. V §8Term Limits for U.S. Senators and Representatives
Art. V §9Eligibility of Officeholders
Article VI: Education
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle VI (Education)
Art. VI §1Funds for Religious and Educational Purposes
Art. VI §2Schools Funds
Art. VI §3Public School System, Boards of Education
Art. VI §4State Board of Education
Art. VI §5Loans for Higher Education
Art. VI §6Tuition Credits Program
Article VII: Public Institutions
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle VII (Public Institutions)
Art. VII §1Insane, Blind, and Deaf and Dumb
Art. VII §2Directors of Penitentiary, Trustees of Benevolent and Other State Institutions; How Appointed
Art. VII §3Filling Vacancies in Directorships of State Institutions
Article VIII: Public Debt and Public Works
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle VIII (Public Debt and Public Works)
Art. VIII §1Public Debt; Limit of Deficit Spending by State
Art. VIII §2State May Incur Debts for Defense or to Retire Outstanding Debts
Art. VIII §2bAdjusted Compensation for Service in World War Ii; World War Ii Veterans' Bonuses
Art. VIII §2cConstruction of State Highway System
Art. VIII §2dKorean War Veterans' Bonuses
Art. VIII §2eProviding Means for Securing Funds for Highway and Public Building Construction
Art. VIII §2fAuthorizing Bond Issue to Provide School Classrooms, Support for Universities, for Recreation and Conservation and for State Buildings
Art. VIII §2gAuthorizing Bond Issue or Other Obligations for Highway Construction
Art. VIII §2hBond Issue for Development
Art. VIII §2iCapital Improvement Bonds
Art. VIII §2jVietnam Conflict Compensation Fund
Art. VIII §2kIssuance of Bonds for Local Government Public Infrastructure Capital Improvement
Art. VIII §2lParks, Recreation, and Natural Resources Project Capital Improvements
Art. VIII §2mIssuance of General Obligations
Art. VIII §2nFacilities for System of Common Schools and Facilities for State-Supported and State-Assisted Institutions of Higher Education
Art. VIII §2oIssuance of Bonds and Other Obligations for Environmental Conservation and Revitalization Purposes
Art. VIII §2pIssuance of Bonds for Economic and Educational Purposes and Local Government Projects
Art. VIII §2qIssuance of Bonds for Environmental Revitalization and Conservation
Art. VIII §2rPersian Gulf, Afghanistan, and Iraq Conflicts Compensation Fund
Art. VIII §2sIssuance of Additional General Obligation Bonds to Fund Public Infrastructure Capital Improvements
Art. VIII §3The State to Create No Other Debt; Exceptions
Art. VIII §4Credit of State; the State Shall Not Become Joint Owner or Stockholder
Art. VIII §5No Assumption of Debts by the State
Art. VIII §6Counties, Cities, Towns, or Townships, Not Authorized to Become Stockholders, etc.; Insurance, etc.
Art. VIII §7Sinking Fund
Art. VIII §8The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Art. VIII §9Biennial Report of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Art. VIII §10Application of Sinking Fund
Art. VIII §11Semiannual Report of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Art. VIII §13Economic Development
Art. VIII §14Financing for Housing Program
Art. VIII §15State Assistance to Development of Coal Technology
Art. VIII §16State and Political Subdivisions to Provide Housing for Individuals
Art. VIII §17Limitations on Obligations State May Issue
Article IX: Militia
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle IX (Militia)
Art. IX §1Who Shall Perform Military Duty
Art. IX §3Appointment of Militia Officers
Art. IX §4Power of Governor to Call Forth Militia
Art. IX §5Public Arms; Arsenals
Article X: County and Township Organizations
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle X (County and Township Organizations)
Art. X §1Organization and Government of Counties; County Home Rule; Submission
Art. X §2Township Officers; Election; Power
Art. X §3County Charters; Approval by Voters
Art. X §4County Charter Commission; Election, etc.
Article XI: General Assembly Redistricting
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XI (General Assembly Redistricting)
Art. XI §1Ohio Redistricting Commission
Art. XI §2Representation
Art. XI §3Requirements for Drawing House of Representatives Districts
Art. XI §4Requirements for Drawing Senate Districts
Art. XI §5Changes in Boundaries of Senate Districts
Art. XI §6Additional District Standards
Art. XI §7Political Subdivision Boundaries to be Used
Art. XI §8Impasse Procedure
Art. XI §9Jurisdiction of Supreme Court; Effect of Determination of Unconstitutionality
Art. XI §10Severability
Article XII: Finance and Taxation
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XII (Finance and Taxation)
Art. XII §1Poll Taxes Prohibited
Art. XII §2Limitation on Tax Rate; Exemption
Art. XII §2aAuthority to Classify Real Estate for Taxation, Two Classes; Procedures
Art. XII §3Imposition of Taxes
Art. XII §4Revenue to Pay Expenses and Retire Debts
Art. XII §5Levying of Taxes
Art. XII §5aUse of Motor Vehicle License and Fuel Taxes Restricted
Art. XII §6No Debt for Internal Improvement
Art. XII §9Apportionment of Income, Estate, and Inheritance Taxes
Art. XII §11Sinking Fund
Art. XII §13Wholesale Taxes on Foods
Article XIII: Corporations
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XIII (Corporations)
Art. XIII §1Special Acts Conferring Corporate Powers; Prohibited
Art. XIII §2Corporations, How Formed
Art. XIII §3Liability of Stockholders for Unpaid Subscriptions; Dues from Corporations; How Secured; Inspection of Private Banks
Art. XIII §4Corporate Property Subject to Taxation
Art. XIII §5Corporate Power of Eminent Domain to Obtain Rights of Way; Procedure; Jury Trial
Art. XIII §6Organization of Cities, etc.
Art. XIII §7Acts Authorizing Associations with Banking Powers; Referendum
Article XIV: Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XIV (Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board)
Art. XIV §1Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board
Article XV: Miscellaneous
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XV (Miscellaneous)
Art. XV §1Seat of Government
Art. XV §3Receipts and Expenditures; Publication of State Financial Statements
Art. XV §4Officers to be Qualified Electors
Art. XV §6Lotteries, Charitable Bingo, Casino Gaming
Art. XV §7Oath of Officers
Art. XV §10Civil Service
Art. XV §11Marriage
Article XVI: Amendments
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XVI (Amendments)
Art. XVI §1Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Joint Resolution of General Assembly; Procedure
Art. XVI §2Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Convention; Procedure
Art. XVI §3Question of Constitutional Convention to be Submitted Periodically
Article XVII: Elections
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XVII (Elections)
Art. XVII §1Time for Holding Elections; Terms of Office
Art. XVII §2Filling Vacancies in Certain Elective Offices
Article XVIII: Municipal Corporations
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XVIII (Municipal Corporations)
Art. XVIII §1Classification
Art. XVIII §2General Laws for Incorporation and Government of Municipalities; Additional Laws; Referendum
Art. XVIII §3Municipal Powers of Local Self-Government
Art. XVIII §4Acquisition of Public Utility; Contract for Service; Condemnation
Art. XVIII §5Referendum on Acquiring or Operating Municipal Utility
Art. XVIII §6Sale of Surplus Product of Municipal Utility
Art. XVIII §7Home Rule; Municipal Charter
Art. XVIII §8Submission of Question of Election of Charter Commission; Approval
Art. XVIII §9Amendments to Charter; Submission; Approval
Art. XVIII §10Appropriation in Excess of Public Use
Art. XVIII §11Assessments for Cost of Appropriating Property
Art. XVIII §12Bonds for Public Utilities
Art. XVIII §13Taxation, Debts, Reports, and Accounts
Art. XVIII §14Municipal Elections
Article XIX: Congressional Redistricting
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XIX (Congressional Redistricting)
Art. XIX §1Method of Adopting Congressional Redistricting Plan
Art. XIX §2Requirements for Drawing Congressional Districts
Art. XIX §3Jurisdiction of Supreme Court; Effect of Determination of Unconstitutionality
Schedules 1851 Constitution
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleSchedules 1851 Constitution
Sch. A §1Of Prior Laws
Sch. A §2The First Election of Members of General Assembly
Sch. A §3For State Officers
Sch. A §4For Judges, Clerks, etc.
Sch. A §5Officers to Continue in Office Until the Expiration of Their Terms
Sch. A §6Certain Courts
Sch. A §7County and Township Officers
Sch. A §8Vacancies
Sch. A §9When Constitution Shall Take Effect
Sch. A §10Term of Office
Sch. A §11Transfer of Suits, Supreme Court
Sch. A §12Transfer of Suits, District Courts
Sch. A §13Transfer of Suits, Courts of Common Pleas
Sch. A §14Transfer of Suits, Probate Courts
Sch. A §15Judges and Clerks, How Elected, etc.
Sch. A §16Election Returns, When Sent
Sch. A §17Constitution Submitted to the Electors of the State
Sch. A §18License to Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors
Sch. A §19Apportionment for House of Representatives
Article XX: Schedules 1912 Constitution
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleSchedules 1912 Constitution
Sch. B §1General Schedule
Sch. B §2Method of Submission
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