§ 8-10-36 - Court reporters and court recording clerks – Supplies and preservation of notes and other materials. - Rhode-island Statutes

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SECTION 8-10-36

§ 8-10-36 Court reporters and courtrecording clerks – Supplies and preservation of notes and other materials.– All books, papers, recording media, and supplies necessary for the use of thecourt reporters and court recording clerks or similar recording personnel shallbe furnished by the state, and the notebooks used and notes and recordingstaken by them shall be the property of the state and be deposited with theclerk of the family court, provided, that the clerks shall not be required topreserve the notebooks and notes and recordings beyond the period of fifteen(15) years.

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SECTION 8-10-36

§ 8-10-36 Court reporters and courtrecording clerks – Supplies and preservation of notes and other materials.– All books, papers, recording media, and supplies necessary for the use of thecourt reporters and court recording clerks or similar recording personnel shallbe furnished by the state, and the notebooks used and notes and recordingstaken by them shall be the property of the state and be deposited with theclerk of the family court, provided, that the clerks shall not be required topreserve the notebooks and notes and recordings beyond the period of fifteen(15) years.

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SECTION 8-10-36

§ 8-10-36 Court reporters and courtrecording clerks – Supplies and preservation of notes and other materials.– All books, papers, recording media, and supplies necessary for the use of thecourt reporters and court recording clerks or similar recording personnel shallbe furnished by the state, and the notebooks used and notes and recordingstaken by them shall be the property of the state and be deposited with theclerk of the family court, provided, that the clerks shall not be required topreserve the notebooks and notes and recordings beyond the period of fifteen(15) years.