Rhode Island § 28-41-19 § 28-41-19. Hearing by appeal tribunal — Regulations — Record of proceedings.

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§ 28-41-19 — § 28-41-19. Hearing by appeal tribunal — Regulations — Record of proceedings.

Rhode Island § 28-41-19

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-41-19 (2026).

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§ 28-41-19. Hearing by appeal tribunal — Regulations — Record of proceedings.
A reasonable opportunity for a fair hearing shall promptly be afforded all interested
            parties. An appeal tribunal shall inquire into and develop all facts bearing on the
            issues and shall receive and consider evidence without regard to statutory and common-law
            rules. The board of review shall adopt regulations governing the manner of filing
            appeals and the conduct of hearings and appeals, consistent with chapters 39 — 41
            of this title. A record shall be kept of all testimony and proceedings in an appeal,
            but testimony need not be transcribed unless further review is initiat

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§ 28-41-19. Hearing by appeal tribunal — Regulations — Record of proceedings.

A reasonable opportunity for a fair hearing shall promptly be afforded all interested parties. An appeal tribunal shall inquire into and develop all facts bearing on the issues and shall receive and consider evidence without regard to statutory and common-law rules. The board of review shall adopt regulations governing the manner of filing appeals and the conduct of hearings and appeals, consistent with chapters 39 — 41 of this title. A record shall be kept of all testimony and proceedings in an appeal, but testimony need not be transcribed unless further review is initiated.