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'Why not a parking lot? Why not a shopping mall?' Ohio's new gun law expands use of deadly force Starting in April, Ohioans will have the controversial right to use deadly force in public if they believe their lives are in danger. It’s the latest of the so-called “stand your ground” laws passed in the United States, and Gov. Mike DeWine signed it Monday despite previous threats of a veto. and last updated 2021-01-17 15:59:29-05 Starting in April, Ohioans will have the controversial right to use deadly force in public if they believe their lives are in danger. It’s the late...

Cincinnati Enquirer COLUMBUS – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine kept his promise when he signed a "stand your ground" gun bill into law. But the promise he kept was to Second Amendment advocates and Republican lawmakers – not the crowds in Dayton demanding he "do something" after a mass shooting there. In the final weeks of 2020, DeWine had boxed himself into a corner on guns. DeWine told reporters and fellow GOP lawmakers that he wanted to sign a slew of firearms reforms that he introduced following the Dayton shooting before considering other gun bills.  Instead, the Republican-controlled Legis...