Effective: October 1, 1953
Latest Legislation: House Bill 1 - 100th General Assembly
Whenever a person engaged in business as a secondhand dealer, junk dealer, transient dealer, peddler, itinerant vendor, or pawnbroker, under a license issued under any law of this state or under any ordinance of a municipal corporation, is convicted and sentenced for knowingly and fraudulently buying, receiving, or concealing goods or property which has been stolen, taken by robbers, embezzled, or obtained by false pretenses, such judgment of conviction, in addition to the other penalties provided by law for such offense, acts as a cancellation and revocation of such license to conduct such business, and the court in which such conviction was had shall forthwith certify to the authority which issued such license, the fact of such conviction. A person who has been so convicted and whose license has been canceled or revoked, shall not again be licensed to engage in such business, or any of the businesses enumerated in this section, unless such person is pardoned by the governor.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 2961 | Disfranchised Convicts; Habitual Criminals
Section 2961.01 | Forfeiture of Rights and Privileges by Convicted Felons.
Section 2961.02 | Person Convicted of Certain Offenses May Not Serve as Public Official or Employee.
Section 2961.03 | Revocation and Cancellation of License Upon Conviction of Certain Crimes.
Section 2961.22 | Application for Certificate of Achievement and Employability.
Section 2961.23 | Individualized Consideration; Civil Liability.