Rhode Island § 2-15-14 § 2-15-14. Plants as prima facie evidence of violations.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 2-15-14 — § 2-15-14. Plants as prima facie evidence of violations.

Rhode Island § 2-15-14

Title 2Agriculture and Forestry

Ch. 2-15Protection of Trees and Plants Generally

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 2-15-14 (2026).

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§ 2-15-14. Plants as prima facie evidence of violations.
The presence in transit upon a public highway, or in the possession of a common carrier,
            of plants or parts of plants mentioned in § 2-15-12, not accompanied by a proper and valid permit is prima facie evidence of the violation
            of the provisions of §§ 2-15-12 — 2-15-17 by the possessor, or if in the hands of a common carrier or other transporting agent,
            by the consignor of those plants or parts of plants.
         

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§ 2-15-14. Plants as prima facie evidence of violations.

The presence in transit upon a public highway, or in the possession of a common carrier, of plants or parts of plants mentioned in § 2-15-12, not accompanied by a proper and valid permit is prima facie evidence of the violation of the provisions of §§ 2-15-12 — 2-15-17 by the possessor, or if in the hands of a common carrier or other transporting agent, by the consignor of those plants or parts of plants.