Rhode Island § 11-67.1-21 § 11-67.1-21. Eligibility for benefit or service.

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§ 11-67.1-21 — § 11-67.1-21. Eligibility for benefit or service.

Rhode Island § 11-67.1-21

Title 11Criminal Offenses

Ch. 11-67.1Uniform Act on Prevention of and Remedies for Human Trafficking

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-67.1-21 (2026).

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§ 11-67.1-21. Eligibility for benefit or service.
(a) A victim is eligible for a benefit or service available through the state in any plan
            established by the council on human trafficking [and identified in the plan developed
            under § 11-67.1-19(c)(1)], including compensation under the criminal injuries compensation act pursuant to
            chapter 25 of title 12, regardless of immigration status.
         
(b) A minor who has engaged in commercial sexual activity is eligible for a benefit or
            service available through the state in any plan established by the council on human
            trafficking, regardless of immigration status.
     

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§ 11-67.1-21. Eligibility for benefit or service.

(a) A victim is eligible for a benefit or service available through the state in any plan established by the council on human trafficking [and identified in the plan developed under § 11-67.1-19(c)(1)], including compensation under the criminal injuries compensation act pursuant to chapter 25 of title 12, regardless of immigration status.

(b) A minor who has engaged in commercial sexual activity is eligible for a benefit or service available through the state in any plan established by the council on human trafficking, regardless of immigration status.

(c) As soon as practicable after a first encounter with an individual who reasonably appears to any state or local agency to be a victim or a minor who has engaged in commercial sexual activity, the agency shall notify the department of attorney general, a state or local law enforcement agency, or the department of health that the individual may be eligible for a benefit or service pursuant to this chapter.