Letters, March 27
Wallan’s vote was correct I read with interest your article that appeared a couple of weeks ago suggesting that State Rep. Kim WalIan, R-Medford, was hypocritical in taking credit for delivering ...
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Wallan’s vote was correct I read with interest your article that appeared a couple of weeks ago suggesting that State Rep. Kim WalIan, R-Medford, was hypocritical in taking credit for delivering ...
The tragic story of Aisha Fraser floats on as a cautionary tale and call to action for the Ohio legislature, though the bill holding her name has had an uphill battle toward passage.
The Ohio House approved, with a near unanimous vote, a bill to help protect victims of domestic violence from the moment police are called to the scene.
On Wednesday, the Ohio House passed House Bill 3, known as Aisha’s Law, named after the beloved Shaker Heights teacher who was murdered by her ex-husband.
The bill, which would grant further protections to Ohio's domestic violence survivors in honor of Aisha Fraser, passed in the Ohio House of Wednesday.