Rhode Island § 14-1-38 § 14-1-38. Insufficient evidence of waywardness or delinquency.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 14-1-38 — § 14-1-38. Insufficient evidence of waywardness or delinquency.

Rhode Island·Title 14 Delinquent and Dependent Children·Ch. 14-1 Proceedings in Family Court

§ 14-1-38. Insufficient evidence of waywardness or delinquency.
If, after a hearing on any petition in the case of a wayward or delinquent child under
            this chapter, the court finds that there is not sufficient evidence to support it,
            the court shall adjudge the child to be not a delinquent or wayward child, as the
            case may be, and shall discharge the child.
         

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§ 14-1-38. Insufficient evidence of waywardness or delinquency.

If, after a hearing on any petition in the case of a wayward or delinquent child under this chapter, the court finds that there is not sufficient evidence to support it, the court shall adjudge the child to be not a delinquent or wayward child, as the case may be, and shall discharge the child.

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