Civil Justice Committee, Ohio State Senate (Decommissioned)

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The Civil Justice Committee was a standing committee of the Ohio State Senate.

Function

The committee website described the function of this committee as outlined below.

“

The Civil Justice Committee focuses on bills, policies and issues that directly impact civil and commercial law.^[1]^[2]

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Civil Justice Members, 2015
Democratic members (3)	Republican members (7)
• Michael J. Skindell, Ranking Minority Member	• Kevin Bacon, Chair
• Edna Brown	• Scott Oelslager, Vice Chair
• Cecil Thomas	• Bill Coley
	• John Eklund
	• Jim Hughes, Ohio Senator
	• Larry Obhof
	• Bill Seitz

Civil Justice Members, 2013
Democratic members (3)	Republican members (7)
• Edna Brown, Ranking Minority Member	• Bill Coley, Chair
• Michael J. Skindell	• Larry Obhof, Vice Chair
• Nina Turner	• Kevin Bacon
	• John Eklund
	• Scott Oelslager
	• Bill Seitz
	• Joe Uecker

Civil Justice Members, 2011
Democratic members (3)	Republican members (6)
• Eric Kearney, Ranking Minority Member	• Mark Wagoner, Chair
• Nina Turner	• Scott Oelslager, Vice Chair
• Michael J. Skindell	• Keith Faber
	• Bill Seitz
	• Larry Obhof Jr.
	• Karen Gillmor

↑ Ohio State Senate, "About the Committee," accessed May 18, 2021
↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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