Rhode Island § 3-5-26 § 3-5-26. Records of proceedings — Admission in evidence.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 3-5-26 — § 3-5-26. Records of proceedings — Admission in evidence.

Rhode Island § 3-5-26

Title 3Alcoholic Beverages

Ch. 3-5Licenses Generally

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 3-5-26 (2026).

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§ 3-5-26. Records of proceedings — Admission in evidence.
(a) The board, body or official issuing licenses under this title shall keep records of
            its proceedings and those records are declared to be public records to which the public
            has the right of access at any reasonable time and under any rules as shall be established
            by the board, body or official keeping those records.
         
(b) Copies of those records certified by the secretary or clerk of the board, body or
            official keeping those records shall be received in any court as evidence of any of
            the proceedings recorded and the certificate of the clerk that it

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§ 3-5-26. Records of proceedings — Admission in evidence.

(a) The board, body or official issuing licenses under this title shall keep records of its proceedings and those records are declared to be public records to which the public has the right of access at any reasonable time and under any rules as shall be established by the board, body or official keeping those records.

(b) Copies of those records certified by the secretary or clerk of the board, body or official keeping those records shall be received in any court as evidence of any of the proceedings recorded and the certificate of the clerk that it does not appear by those records that a person named in the certificate holds, or held at any named time, a license under this title shall be evidence of the fact stated in the certificate.