Rhode Island § 16-12-10 § 16-12-10. Immunity for reports of suspected substance abuse.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-12-10 — § 16-12-10. Immunity for reports of suspected substance abuse.

Rhode Island·Title 16 Education·Ch. 16-12 Rights and Duties of Teachers Generally

§ 16-12-10. Immunity for reports of suspected substance abuse.
Any teacher, school administrator, school guidance counselor, school psychologist,
            school drug counselor, school nurse, supervisor of attendance, attendance teacher,
            or attendance officer having reasonable cause to suspect that an elementary or secondary
            school student is abusing a controlled substance or alcohol, or is under the influence
            of a dangerous drug or alcohol, or has in his or her possession a controlled substance
            or alcohol, who reports this information to the appropriate elementary or secondary
            school officials pursuant to the school's drug policy, or if the school has no dr

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§ 16-12-10. Immunity for reports of suspected substance abuse.

Any teacher, school administrator, school guidance counselor, school psychologist, school drug counselor, school nurse, supervisor of attendance, attendance teacher, or attendance officer having reasonable cause to suspect that an elementary or secondary school student is abusing a controlled substance or alcohol, or is under the influence of a dangerous drug or alcohol, or has in his or her possession a controlled substance or alcohol, who reports this information to the appropriate elementary or secondary school officials pursuant to the school's drug policy, or if the school has no drug policy to the school's principal or the parents of the student under eighteen (18) years of age, or to a police agency, shall have immunity from any civil liability that might otherwise be incurred or imposed as a result of the making of the report.

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