Rhode Island § 35-4-28 - State Funds

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§ 35-4-28. State Funds

R.I. Gen. Laws § 35-4-28

§ 35-4-28. Conversion of restricted receipt accounts to general revenue accounts.

Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, in each fiscal year, the following restricted receipt accounts will be converted to general revenue accounts:

(1) Alcohol — Highway safety;

(2) Highway safety program;

(3) Court improvement project fund;

(4) Criminal justice information system;

(5) Court improvement fund — ACIS;

(6) Appeal fee administrative adj;

(7) Ct improv proj fund electronic data storage;

(8) Admin adjudication court — DWI;

(9) Substance abuse — Prevention — AAC admin;

(10) DWI retraining; and

(11) Collection agency AAC.

History of Section.
P.L. 1994, ch. 70, art. 35, § 1.

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