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HB 7699

  • Rhode Island House Bill
  • 2022 Regular Session
  • Introduced in House Mar 02, 2022
  • House
  • Senate
  • Governor

AN ACT RELATING TO CRIMINAL OFFENSES -- THEFT, EMBEZZLEMENT, FALSE PRETENSES, AND MISAPPROPRIATION (Makes possession of a catalytic converter by any person, other than a salvage yard, muffler shop or automobile or truck repair shop, presumptive evidence that the converter was stolen.)

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Bill Sponsors (10)

Edward Cardillo

  • Democratic
Primary

Charlene Lima

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 14
Primary

Bob Phillips

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 51
Primary

Mike Chippendale

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 40
Primary

Blake A. Filippi

  • Republican
Primary

Joseph Solomon

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 22
Primary

Ramon Perez

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 13
Primary

Robert Craven

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 32
Primary

Tom Noret

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 25
Primary

Bill O'Brien

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 54
Primary

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Apr 05, 2022

Rhode Island General Assembly

04/05/2022 Committee recommended measure be held for further study

Apr 01, 2022

Rhode Island General Assembly

04/01/2022 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration (04/05/2022)

Mar 02, 2022

House

03/02/2022 Introduced, referred to House Judiciary

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