Effective: September 5, 2012
Latest Legislation: Senate Bill 310 - 129th General Assembly
An employee of an agency or political subdivision of the state that destroys a dangerous wild animal or restricted snake that is a threat to public safety is not liable for damages in a civil action for any injury, death, or loss to person or property that allegedly arises from the destruction of the animal or snake.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Title 9 | Agriculture-Animals-Fences
Chapter 935 | Possession of Wild Animals and Snakes
Section 935.011 | Defining Wild Animals and Restricted Snakes.
Section 935.02 | Possession of Dangerous Wild Animal Prohibited.
Section 935.04 | Registration of Dangerous Wild Animals.
Section 935.041 | Registration of Certain Marmosets, Monkeys, Capuchins and Lemurs.
Section 935.05 | Wildlife Shelter Permit.
Section 935.06 | Issuance or Denial of Wildlife Shelter Permit.
Section 935.07 | Wildlife Propagation Permit.
Section 935.08 | Restricted Snake Possession Permit.
Section 935.09 | Issuance or Denial of Restricted Snake Possession Permit.
Section 935.10 | Restricted Snake Propagation Permit.
Section 935.101 | Rescue Facility Permit.
Section 935.11 | Persons Possessing Both Dangerous Wild Animals and Restricted Snakes.
Section 935.13 | Suspension or Revocation of Permit.
Section 935.14 | Maintenance of Database; Access.
Section 935.16 | Escape of Animal; Notification.
Section 935.17 | Adoption of Rules.
Section 935.18 | Sale or Auction of Animals Prohibited.
Section 935.19 | Access to Premises.
Section 935.20 | Investigations.
Section 935.21 | Other Officers Authorized to Investigate.
Section 935.22 | Liability for Destruction of Animal or Snake.
Section 935.24 | Civil Penalty.
Section 935.25 | Dangerous and Restricted Animal Fund.