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Rhode Island General Laws > Title 11 > Chapter 11-47. Weapons


Current as of: 2009
§ 11-47-1Short title
§ 11-47-2Definitions
§ 11-47-3Carrying dangerous weapons or substances when committing crime of violence
§ 11-47-3.1Carrying a stolen firearm when committing a crime of violence
§ 11-47-3.2Using a firearm when committing a crime of violence
§ 11-47-4Being armed prima facie evidence of intention
§ 11-47-5Possession of arms by person convicted of crime of violence or who is a fugitive from justice
§ 11-47-5.1Larceny of a firearm
§ 11-47-6Mental incompetents, drug addicts, and drunkards prohibited from possession
§ 11-47-7Possession of firearm by alien
§ 11-47-8License or permit required for carrying pistol -- Possession of machine gun
§ 11-47-9Persons exempt from restrictions
§ 11-47-9.1Additional exemptions
§ 11-47-10License or permit not required to carry to target range
§ 11-47-11License or permit to carry concealed pistol or revolver
§ 11-47-12License or permit fee
§ 11-47-13Revocation of license or permit
§ 11-47-14Licenses and permits to banks and carriers
§ 11-47-15Proof of ability required for license or permit
§ 11-47-15.1Qualifications required of law enforcement officers appointed after June 6, 1970
§ 11-47-15.2Definitions of law enforcement firing positions
§ 11-47-15.3Commission on law enforcement standards and training
§ 11-47-16Certification of qualification
§ 11-47-16.1Special commission on law enforcement weapons qualifications of retired officers
§ 11-47-17Qualifications required of law enforcement officers appointed after June 17, 1959
§ 11-47-17.1Mandatory or discretionary nature of § 11-47-15.1 requirements -- Qualification reports to be filed
§ 11-47-18License or permit issued by attorney general on showing of need -- Issuance to retired police officers
§ 11-47-19Machine gun manufacturers' licenses or permits
§ 11-47-20Sale or possession of silencers
§ 11-47-20.1Armor-piercing bullets
§ 11-47-20.2Possession during commission of a felony
§ 11-47-20.3Injury or death of law enforcement officer
§ 11-47-21Restrictions on possession or carrying of explosives or noxious substances
§ 11-47-22Forfeiture and destruction of unlawful firearms
§ 11-47-23False information in securing firearm or license
§ 11-47-24Alteration of marks of identification on firearms
§ 11-47-25Antique firearms and collections
§ 11-47-26Penalties for violations
§ 11-47-27Standard of proof under §§ 11-47-1 -- 11-47-34
§ 11-47-28Arrest and detention for possession of firearms
§ 11-47-29Certification of conviction of alien
§ 11-47-30Sale, transfer or delivery of firearms to minors
§ 11-47-31Sale, transfer or delivery of ammunition to minors
§ 11-47-32Possession of ammunition by minor
§ 11-47-33Possession of firearms by minors
§ 11-47-34Firearms permits to minors
§ 11-47-35Sale of concealable weapons -- Safety courses and tests -- Review board -- Issuance of permits to certain government officers
§ 11-47-35.1Persons exempt from § 11-47-35
§ 11-47-35.2Sale of rifles/shotguns
§ 11-47-35.3Annual report on application process administration
§ 11-47-36Purchase of concealable firearms from out of state dealers
§ 11-47-37Sale to minors and others forbidden
§ 11-47-38Dealers to be licensed
§ 11-47-39Issuance and conditions of dealer's license
§ 11-47-40Register of sales of firearms -- Display of firearms
§ 11-47-41Government firearm registration prohibited
§ 11-47-42Weapons other than firearms prohibited
§ 11-47-43Collectors and police officers exempt from § 11-47-42
§ 11-47-44Standard of proof under §§ 11-47-42 and 11-47-43
§ 11-47-45Arrest and detention for possession of weapon prohibited by § 11-47-42
§ 11-47-46Sections 11-47-42 -- 11-47-45 inapplicable to firearms
§ 11-47-47Display of weapons
§ 11-47-48Report of gunshot wounds
§ 11-47-48.1Report of lost or stolen weapons
§ 11-47-49Firing across highways prohibited
§ 11-47-49.1Firing in Blackstone Valley Flood Plain prohibited
§ 11-47-50Firing without landowner's permission -- Firing in compact area
§ 11-47-51Loaded weapons in vehicles
§ 11-47-51.1Discharge of firearm or incendiary or explosive substance or device from motor vehicle
§ 11-47-52Carrying of weapon while under the influence of liquor or drugs
§ 11-47-53Limitation of prosecutions under §§ 11-47-49 -- 11-47-52 -- Fines
§ 11-47-54Licensing of shooting galleries
§ 11-47-55Enforcement of chapter
§ 11-47-56Constitutionality
§ 11-47-57"Mace" or similar substances
§ 11-47-58Firearms -- State preemption
§ 11-47-59Possession of knife during commission of crime
§ 11-47-60Possession of firearms on school grounds
§ 11-47-60.1Safe storage
§ 11-47-60.2Possession of weapons on school grounds -- Notification
§ 11-47-60.3Trigger lock required
§ 11-47-61Drive-by shootings
§ 11-47-62Rifle ranges -- Immunity from prosecution -- Criminal or civil

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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 2 > Part 3 > § 64-2-309. Operating revenues


Current as of: 2010

(a) The revenues derived from the operation of the properties and facilities authorized, and the proceeds derived from the sale, transfer, lease or other disposition of any land or other facilities, shall be applied and used as follows:

(1) The payment of all operating expenses of the authority, except that the proceeds derived from the sale, transfer or other disposition of any land or other facilities shall not be used for this purpose;

(2) The establishment of necessary reserves for contingencies, depreciation, maintenance, replacement of properties and facilities, storage and transfer facilities and any other facilities, or other purposes as may be required under any bond indenture or as the authority directors may deem necessary or desirable. This subdivision (a)(2) shall not be construed to authorize the authority to exercise these provisions in a manner inconsistent with statutes, regulations or procedures governing such matters in county government; and

(3) Any revenue or proceeds remaining after all the above items have been provided for shall be held and used for the further development of and for additions to the authority facilities and for the acquisition or construction of new facilities that may become necessary or desirable to further the purposes of this part. None of such revenues shall go into the general funds of the participating counties, except as may be directed by the authority directors.

(b) Nothing in this section shall be construed to authorize the authority to administer these provisions in a manner inconsistent with statutes, regulations or procedures governing such transactions and activities carried out by county governments, and the authority shall assure that procedures and practices covered by this section conform with statutes, regulations and procedures to which county governments must adhere. All revenues shall be received, deposited and accounted for and all financial transactions shall be handled consistent with the requirements of statutes, regulations and procedures affecting county government.

[Acts 1981, ch. 542 (Orig. Compl. as Priv. Acts 1981, ch. 57), § 10; T.C.A., § 66-2-309.]

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