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    • Rhode Island General Laws
    • Title 28 - Labor and Labor Relations
    • Chapter 28-2 - Duty to Work in Time of War
    • Section 28-2-2. - Possession of property or income not defense.

    Rhode Island General Laws
    Chapter 28-2 - Duty to Work in Time of War
    Section 28-2-2. - Possession of property or income not defense.

    § 28-2-2. Possession of property or income not defense.
    In no case shall the possession by the accused of money, property, or income sufficient to support himself and those regularly dependent upon him be a defense to any prosecution under this chapter.
    History of Section.P.L. 1918, ch. 1661, § 2; G.L. 1923, ch. 90, § 2; G.L. 1938, ch. 288, § 2; G.L. 1956, § 28-2-2.

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    Structure Rhode Island General Laws

    Rhode Island General Laws

    Title 28 - Labor and Labor Relations

    Chapter 28-2 - Duty to Work in Time of War

    Section 28-2-1. - Duty to work — Proclamation of governor — Penalty.

    Section 28-2-2. - Possession of property or income not defense.

    Section 28-2-3. - Inability to find work as defense.

    Section 28-2-4. - Assignment to work of persons unable to find work.

    Section 28-2-5. - Compensation of persons assigned to work.

    Section 28-2-6. - Penalty for failure to do assigned work.

    Section 28-2-7. - Rules and regulations for assignment — Circumstances to be considered.

    Section 28-2-8. - Duty of law enforcement officers to seek unemployed persons.

    Section 28-2-9. - Employment of personnel — Assistance by other agencies.

    Section 28-2-10. - Exemption of temporarily unemployed and students.

    Section 28-2-11. - Persons deemed residents — Habitual loiterers.

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