Rhode Island § 8-16-13 § 8-16-13. Closed meetings of the commission — Public hearings — Evidence to remain confidential until made public at hearing.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 8-16-13 — § 8-16-13. Closed meetings of the commission — Public hearings — Evidence to remain confidential until made public at hearing.

Rhode Island § 8-16-13

Title 8Courts and Civil Procedure–Courts

Ch. 8-16Commission on Judicial Tenure and Discipline

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 8-16-13 (2026).

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§ 8-16-13. Closed meetings of the commission — Public hearings — Evidence to remain confidential
               until made public at hearing.
The commission is hereby expressly authorized and permitted to conduct closed meetings
            for the conduct of all of its business other than public hearings held pursuant to
            § 8-16-4(c). All evidence obtained by the commission, and all evidence that the judge obtains
            from the commission through discovery or otherwise, shall remain confidential until
            it becomes the subject of testimony at the public hearing or is introduced into evidence
            at the public hearing.
         

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§ 8-16-13. Closed meetings of the commission — Public hearings — Evidence to remain confidential until made public at hearing.

The commission is hereby expressly authorized and permitted to conduct closed meetings for the conduct of all of its business other than public hearings held pursuant to § 8-16-4(c). All evidence obtained by the commission, and all evidence that the judge obtains from the commission through discovery or otherwise, shall remain confidential until it becomes the subject of testimony at the public hearing or is introduced into evidence at the public hearing.