Rhode Island § 31-40-3 § 31-40-3. Transcript or abstract of conviction record.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 31-40-3 — § 31-40-3. Transcript or abstract of conviction record.

Rhode Island § 31-40-3

Title 31Motor and Other vehicles

Ch. 31-40Habitual Offenders

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 31-40-3 (2026).

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§ 31-40-3. Transcript or abstract of conviction record.
The administrator of the division of motor vehicles shall certify three (3) transcripts
            or abstracts of the conviction record as maintained in the office of the division
            of motor vehicles of any person whose record brings him or her within the definition
            of an habitual offender, as defined in § 31-40-2, to the attorney general. The transcript or abstract shall be prima facie evidence
            that the person named in it was duly convicted or found delinquent or wayward in the
            case of a juvenile, by the court wherein the conviction or finding was made, of each
            offense shown by the transcript or abstract.

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§ 31-40-3. Transcript or abstract of conviction record.

The administrator of the division of motor vehicles shall certify three (3) transcripts or abstracts of the conviction record as maintained in the office of the division of motor vehicles of any person whose record brings him or her within the definition of an habitual offender, as defined in § 31-40-2, to the attorney general. The transcript or abstract shall be prima facie evidence that the person named in it was duly convicted or found delinquent or wayward in the case of a juvenile, by the court wherein the conviction or finding was made, of each offense shown by the transcript or abstract. If the person shall deny any of the facts as stated in it, he or she shall have the burden of proving that the fact is untrue.