Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 12-1.1 – State Crime Laboratory Commission


§ 12-1.1-1	Short title
§ 12-1.1-2	Legislative findings and purpose
§ 12-1.1-3	Creation
§ 12-1.1-4	Membership
§ 12-1.1-5	Chairperson
§ 12-1.1-6	Executive secretary
§ 12-1.1-7	Meetings
§ 12-1.1-8	Powers and duties of commission
§ 12-1.1-10	Cooperation of departments – Using facilities of the University of Rhode Island
§ 12-1.1-11	Termination or modification of commission – Report to governor

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