Rhode Island § 11-34.1-15 § 11-34.1-15. Immunity from citation, arrest, or prosecution.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 11-34.1-15 — § 11-34.1-15. Immunity from citation, arrest, or prosecution.

Rhode Island § 11-34.1-15

Title 11Criminal Offenses

Ch. 11-34.1Commercial Sexual Activity

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-34.1-15 (2026).

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§ 11-34.1-15. Immunity from citation, arrest, or prosecution.
(a) A person shall not be cited, arrested, or prosecuted for a violation of § 11-34.1-2, or § 11-34.1-4 if:
         
(1) The person witnessed or was a victim of a crime or becomes aware that another person
            was a victim of a crime, and then promptly reports it to law enforcement in good faith
            or assists or attempts to assist by cooperating in the investigation or prosecution
            of the crime including by providing truthful testimony; and
         
(2) The commission or attempted commission of the crime occurred at or around the time
           

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§ 11-34.1-15. Immunity from citation, arrest, or prosecution.

(a) A person shall not be cited, arrested, or prosecuted for a violation of § 11-34.1-2, or § 11-34.1-4 if:

(1) The person witnessed or was a victim of a crime or becomes aware that another person was a victim of a crime, and then promptly reports it to law enforcement in good faith or assists or attempts to assist by cooperating in the investigation or prosecution of the crime including by providing truthful testimony; and

(2) The commission or attempted commission of the crime occurred at or around the time of, and was related to, the conduct prohibited by those sections of the general laws cited above.

(b) For the purposes of this section, "victimâ€� shall be defined as a person who has sustained personal injury or loss of property directly attributable to the criminal conduct of another person.