Rhode Island Statutes

§ 11-50-6 — § 11-50-6. Deceptive advertising practices.

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§ 11-50-6. Deceptive advertising practices.
Every person, firm, or corporation who prints, publishes, or circulates literature
            or advertising material, used in connection with any promotion or advertising scheme
            or plan of the type set forth in § 11-50-1, which is false, deceptive, or misleading, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
         

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Legislative History

P.L. 1972, ch. 199, § 1.

Nearby Sections

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§ 11-1-1. Common law offenses not covered by statute.

§ 11-1-10

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§ 11-1-11

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§ 11-1-2

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§ 11-1-2.1

§ 11-1-2.1. Violations — Effect of conviction — Standard of proof.

§ 11-1-3

§ 11-1-3. Liability for aiding, abetting, counseling, hiring, or commanding offenses.

§ 11-1-4

§ 11-1-4. Harboring criminal.

§ 11-1-5

§ 11-1-5. Compounding or concealing felony.

§ 11-1-5.1

§ 11-1-5.1. Reports of crimes to law enforcement officials.

§ 11-1-6

§ 11-1-6. Conspiracy.

§ 11-1-7

§ 11-1-7. Conspiracy to commit offense outside the state.

§ 11-1-8

§ 11-1-8. Bail jumping.

§ 11-1-9

§ 11-1-9. Soliciting another to commit a crime.

§ 11-10-1

§ 11-10-1. Abominable and detestable crime against nature.

§ 11-11-1

§ 11-11-1. Disturbance of public assemblies generally.

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