Rhode Island § 17-20-4 § 17-20-4. Exemption from registration.

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§ 17-20-4 — § 17-20-4. Exemption from registration.

Rhode Island § 17-20-4

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§ 17-20-4. Exemption from registration.
Any member of the armed forces or of the merchant marine of the United States in active
            service, any person absent from the state in the performance of "services intimately
            connected with military operationsâ€�, as defined in § 17-20-3(d), and any person employed outside of the United States, as defined in § 17-20-3(c) who, except for registration, would be a qualified elector of this state, shall be
            exempt during the period of his or her service or employment and for two (2) years
            thereafter from the registration requirements of the Constitution of this state.
         

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§ 17-20-4. Exemption from registration.

Any member of the armed forces or of the merchant marine of the United States in active service, any person absent from the state in the performance of "services intimately connected with military operationsâ€�, as defined in § 17-20-3(d), and any person employed outside of the United States, as defined in § 17-20-3(c) who, except for registration, would be a qualified elector of this state, shall be exempt during the period of his or her service or employment and for two (2) years thereafter from the registration requirements of the Constitution of this state.