Rhode Island § 13-5-4 § 13-5-4. Hours of duty of matrons.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 13-5-4 — § 13-5-4. Hours of duty of matrons.

Rhode Island·Title 13 Criminals – Correctional Institutions·Ch. 13-5 Station Houses for Women

§ 13-5-4. Hours of duty of matrons.
(a) The respective hours of service of the police matrons shall be so arranged by the
            authorities in charge of the police department that:
         
(1) In the city of Providence, at least one matron shall be on duty at all hours of the
            day and night; and
         
(2) In each of the other cities or towns one matron shall be near to and within call of
            each designated police station at all hours.
         
(b) Every police matron:
         
(1) In the city of Providence shall, during her hou

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§ 13-5-4. Hours of duty of matrons.

(a) The respective hours of service of the police matrons shall be so arranged by the authorities in charge of the police department that:

(1) In the city of Providence, at least one matron shall be on duty at all hours of the day and night; and

(2) In each of the other cities or towns one matron shall be near to and within call of each designated police station at all hours.

(b) Every police matron:

(1) In the city of Providence shall, during her hours of service, remain constantly on duty at the station at which she serves; and

(2) In each of the other cities or towns shall reside at or near the station to which she is attached, and shall hold herself in readiness to answer any call from the station during her hours of service, so long as any woman remains confined at the station.

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