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Rhode Island General Laws > Title 8 > Chapter 8-8.2 > § 8-8.2-12 - Additional benefits payable to retired judges and their surviving spouses or domestic partners

(a) All judges of the administrative adjudication court and all judges of the administrative adjudication court who have been reassigned to the traffic tribunal, or their surviving spouses or domestic partners, who retire after January 1, 1970 and who receive a retirement allowance pursuant to the provisions of this title, shall, on the first day of January, next following the third anniversary of the retirement, receive a cost of living retirement adjustment in addition to his or her retirement allowance in an amount equal to three percent (3%) of the original retirement allowance. In each succeeding year thereafter during the month of January, the retirement allowance shall be increased an additional three percent (3%) of the original allowance, compounded annually from the year cost of living adjustment was first payable to be continued during the lifetime of the judge or his or her surviving spouse or domestic partner. For the purpose of such computation, credit shall be given for a full calendar year regardless of the effective date of the retirement allowance.

   (b) Any judge who retired prior to January 31, 1980, shall be deemed for the purpose of this section to have retired on January 1, 1980.

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Rhode Island Laws: Traffic Law Violations

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 8-8.2. Traffic tribunal

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 12-14. Payment of Traffic Fines

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-12. Applicability of Traffic Regulations

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-13. Traffic Control Devices

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-14. Speed Restrictions

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-15. Passing, Use of Lanes, and Rules of the Road

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-16. Starting, Stopping, and Turns

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-16.1. Idling

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-17. Right-of-Way

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-18. Pedestrians

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-20. Special Stops Required

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-21. Stopping, Standing, and Parking Restrictions

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-21.1. Traffic Stops Statistics

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-21.2. Racial Profiling Prevention Act of 2004

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-27. Motor Vehicle Offenses

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-27.1. Aggressive Driving

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-40. Habitual Offenders

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-41.1. Adjudication of Traffic Offenses

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-41.2. Automated Traffic Violation Monitoring Systems

Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 31-52. Funeral Procession Act

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