US EditionLiv’s Law Effective In Days: Ohio Drivers Face $25,000 Fines and New Tests
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zhiphopcleveland.comLiv’s Law Effective In Days: Ohio Drivers Face $25,000 Fines and New Tests
In just a few days, Ohio drivers face big changes. Liv’s Law goes into effect on April 9, 2025. This new legislation ramps up penalties for drunk driving. Named after Olivia Wright, killed by a drunk driver in 2020, it aims to deter repeat offenders. Source: adamkaz / Getty Stricter Fines and Jail Time Ahead Currently, aggravated vehicular homicide carries a $15,000 fine. Soon, that jumps to $25,000. Meanwhile, the maximum prison sentence increa…
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