§ 12-25-30.1. Disclosure of records as to claims; confidentiality.
All medical records, mental health counseling records, employment information, personal financial information and investigative records received, obtained or maintained by the administrator in connection with any application for compensation shall be maintained as confidential investigative material and shall not be released or disclosed to any person or entity whatsoever, except as authorized by the applicant or as otherwise provided by law. The application and the notice of award or denial shall be deemed public records.
History of Section.P.L. 1999, ch. 125, § 3; P.L. 1999, ch. 128, § 3.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Chapter 12-25 - Criminal Injuries Compensation
Section 12-25-1.1. - Transition to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Act of 1996.
Section 12-25-2 - — 12-25-8. Repealed.
Section 12-25-11, 12-25-12. - Repealed.
Section 12-25-12.1. - Repealed.
Section 12-25-12.2 - — 12-25-14. Repealed.
Section 12-25-16. - Short title.
Section 12-25-17. - Definitions.
Section 12-25-18. - Program established.
Section 12-25-19. - Awarding compensation.
Section 12-25-20. - Offenses to which chapter applies.
Section 12-25-21. - Nature of compensation.
Section 12-25-21.1. - Emergency fund for victims.
Section 12-25-22. - Limitations upon awarding compensation.
Section 12-25-23. - Terms of the award.
Section 12-25-24. - Subrogation — Prohibited.
Section 12-25-25. - Attorneys’ fees.
Section 12-25-26. - Recovery from offender.
Section 12-25-27. - Reports to the senate and the house of representatives.
Section 12-25-28. - Special indemnity account for criminal injuries compensation.
Section 12-25-29. - Use of funds to inform victims of their rights.
Section 12-25-30. - Deposit of funds.
Section 12-25-30.1. - Disclosure of records as to claims; confidentiality.