Rules and Regulations Related to the Collection of Bodily Substances for Criminal Identification Purposes

216-RICR-60-05-3 INACTIVE RULE EMERGENCY RULE

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Title	216	Rhode Island Department of Health
Chapter	60	Laboratories and Medical Examiner
Subchapter	05	State Laboratory
Part	3	Rules and Regulations Related to the Collection of Bodily Substances for Criminal Identification Purposes

Type of Filing	Adoption
Regulation Status	Inactive
Effective	03/18/2005 to 06/02/2005

Regulation Authority:

Chapter 12-5 of the Rhode Island General Laws, as amended Supercedes #3238

Purpose and Reason:

For the purpose of adopting prevailing standards for the collection and submission of blood, saliva, hair, bodily tissues, bodily fluids, or dental impressions from the body of a person that may yield evidence of the identity of the perpetrator of a crime when subjected to scientific or other forensic analysis submitted under the requirements of section 12-5-2 of the Rhode Island General Laws, as amended

Brief statement of Reason for Finding Imminent Peril:

NO_DIGITAL_DATA

ACTIVE RULE Periodic Refile - effective from 01/04/2022

INACTIVE RULE Amendment - effective from 04/30/2018 to 01/04/2022

INACTIVE RULE Amendment - effective from 09/13/2005 to 04/30/2018

INACTIVE RULE Amendment - effective from 06/02/2005 to 09/13/2005

INACTIVE RULE EMERGENCY RULE Adoption - effective from 03/18/2005 to 06/02/2005

INACTIVE RULE EMERGENCY RULE Adoption - effective from 11/18/2004 to 03/18/2005

There are no electronic rulemaking documents for rules filed prior to August 14, 2018. For rulemaking documents for rules filed prior to this date, please contact the appropriate agency's Rules Coordinator.

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