Rhode Island § 12-2.2-1 § 12-2.2-1. Appointment of capitol police.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 12-2.2-1 — § 12-2.2-1. Appointment of capitol police.

Rhode Island § 12-2.2-1

Title 12Criminal Procedure

Ch. 12-2.2Capitol Police for Public Buildings

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 12-2.2-1 (2026).

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§ 12-2.2-1. Appointment of capitol police.
The director of public safety may appoint qualified persons to act as "capitol police
            officers,â€� who shall be members of the state classified service. Upon appointment
            of an officer, the director shall issue to the person a license to act as a capitol
            police officer and the license shall, in the courts of this state, be evidence of
            the validity of the appointment of the person named and of his or her authority to
            act as a capitol police officer at any of the buildings or grounds within the jurisdiction
            of the division of public buildings as assigned by the chief of public buildings.
         

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§ 12-2.2-1. Appointment of capitol police.

The director of public safety may appoint qualified persons to act as "capitol police officers,â€� who shall be members of the state classified service. Upon appointment of an officer, the director shall issue to the person a license to act as a capitol police officer and the license shall, in the courts of this state, be evidence of the validity of the appointment of the person named and of his or her authority to act as a capitol police officer at any of the buildings or grounds within the jurisdiction of the division of public buildings as assigned by the chief of public buildings.