W.J.A.A. SCREENING PROGRAM

DISQUALIFYING OFFENSES

Ohio Bill 187 outlines the offenses which should be considered as serious to the point of disqualification for volunteers interested in coaching, assisting or volunteering for an organization.  W.J.A.A. will take into consideration differences in state law, mitigating circumstances and may seek professional advisement as to determining whether an applicant is qualified. If the decision is not a clear cut decision, W.J.A.A. will err to the side of keeping the children safe.

The following is a list of disqualifying offenses:

·          Aggravated murder

·          Murder

·          Voluntary manslaughter

·          Involuntary manslaughter

·          Felonious assault

·          Aggravated assault

·          Assault

·          Failing to provide for a functionally impaired person

·          Aggravated menacing

·          Patient abuse; neglect

·          Kidnapping

·          Abduction

·          Criminal child enticement

·          Rape

·          Sexual battery

·          Unlawful sexual conduct with a minor

·          Gross sexual imposition

·          Sexual imposition

·          Importuning

·          Voyeurism

·          Public indecency

·          Compelling prostitution

·          Promoting prostitution

·          Procuring

·          Prostitution; after positive HIV test

·          Disseminating (obscene) matter harmful to juveniles

·          Pandering obscenity

·          Pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor

·          Illegal use of minor in nudity-oriented material or performance

·          Aggravated robbery

·          Robbery

·          Aggravated burglary

·          Burglary

·          Unlawful abortion

·          Endangering children

·          Contributing to unruliness or delinquency of a child

·          Domestic violence

·          Carrying concealed weapons

·          Having weapons while under disability

·          Improperly discharging firearm at or into habitation; school-related offenses.

·          Corrupting another with drugs

·          Trafficking in drugs

·          Illegal manufacture of drugs or cultivation of marijuana

·          Funding of drug or marijuana trafficking

·          Illegal administration of distribution of anabolic steroids

·          Placing harmful objects in food or confection

·          Felonious sexual penetration

·          Drug abuse beyond minor drug possession.