Rhode Island § 11-25-13 § 11-25-13. Federal prisoners.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 11-25-13 — § 11-25-13. Federal prisoners.

Rhode Island § 11-25-13

Title 11Criminal Offenses

Ch. 11-25Jails and Prisons

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-25-13 (2026).

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§ 11-25-13. Federal prisoners.
Prisoners arrested within this state under the authority of the United States or sentenced
            under the authority of any court under the authority of the United States held within
            the territorial limits of the first, second, or third judicial circuit of the United
            States as constituted on April 26, 1956, except Puerto Rico, shall be committed under
            the authority of the United States to any adult correctional institution and payment
            shall be made of the expense of maintaining and supervising those prisoners. The director
            of corrections of the adult correctional institutions shall receive the prisoners
            and safel

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§ 11-25-13. Federal prisoners.

Prisoners arrested within this state under the authority of the United States or sentenced under the authority of any court under the authority of the United States held within the territorial limits of the first, second, or third judicial circuit of the United States as constituted on April 26, 1956, except Puerto Rico, shall be committed under the authority of the United States to any adult correctional institution and payment shall be made of the expense of maintaining and supervising those prisoners. The director of corrections of the adult correctional institutions shall receive the prisoners and safely keep them in the institutions until they are discharged by due course of the laws of the United States, under the like penalties and liabilities, civil and criminal, as in the case of prisoners committed by the authority of this state.