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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WJW) -- A handful of new Ohio laws are going into effect in September, including a statute involving driver's license age and another prohibiting arrest quotas.

Here's a look at the soon-to-be official laws, as signed by Gov. Mike DeWine earlier this year:

Senate Bill 6: Revise building inspection law Going into effect Sept. 30 The new law is intended to make the building inspection process more streamlined and less costly. Now, contractors that have a challenge against a building inspector's decision must do so within one business day. Then, an appeals board has five business days to hold a hearing. To accommodate a more speedy timeline, t

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