R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-8.1-9
Access to public records
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Current — August 1, 2022
As of November 1, 2021
The state archivist in person or through a deputy, shall have the right of reasonable access to all public records in the state, or any public offices of the state or any city, municipality, district or political subdivision thereof, and research, with a view to securing their safety and determining the measures necessary to secure their preservation and conservation.
The state archivist, in person or through a deputy, shall have the right of reasonable access to all public records in the state, or any public offices or general officers of the state or any city, municipality, district, or political subdivision thereof, and research, with a view to securing their safety and determining the measures necessary to secure their preservation and conservation.
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