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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Says Student Protesters May Face Felony Charges Due to 1953 Law

By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost sent a letter Monday to Ohio university presidents saying recent protesters who were arrested may have committed a felony by wearing a mask. A 1953 Ohio law says it is a felony to commit a crime — even a misdemeanor — with two or more people “while wearing white caps, masks, or other disguise,”  according to Ohio Revised Code 3761.12...

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