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The Tobacco Public Policy Center at Capital University Law School Ohio's Tobacco Law Resource Welcome. Please be advised that the Tobacco Public Policy Center's funding source, the Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation, was recently abolished by the Ohio state legislature. As a result, the Tobacco Public Policy Center at Capital University Law School no longer maintains paid staff, and no one is available to address specific questions. At the present time, the information on this website remains available for review. Please note that the website was last updated on or around July 1, 2008, and will no longer be updated. The content on this website is scheduled to be removed on or shortly after December 31, 2008. |
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Exercise your right to breathe easy.In Ohio and around the world, communities are demanding clean indoor air laws (sometimes called “smokefree laws” or “smoking bans”) that protect employees and the public from the harms of secondhand smoke. In addition to providing protection from secondhand smoke, clean indoor air laws have proven effective at encouraging smokers to quit and discouraging youth tobacco use. In Ohio, voters passed the Smoke-Free Workplace Act. Click here for the language of the law (PDF). for information regarding the law, please call (866) 634-7654 to report violations of the law, please call (866) 559-6446(OHIO) |