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Rhode Island General Laws > Title 15 > Chapter 15-14.1. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act

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§ 15-14.1-1	Short title
§ 15-14.1-2	Definitions
§ 15-14.1-3	Proceedings governed by other law
§ 15-14.1-4	Application to Indian tribes
§ 15-14.1-5	International application
§ 15-14.1-6	Effect of child custody determination
§ 15-14.1-7	Priority
§ 15-14.1-8	Notice to persons outside state
§ 15-14.1-9	Appearance and limited immunity
§ 15-14.1-10	Communication between courts
§ 15-14.1-11	Taking testimony in another state
§ 15-14.1-12	Cooperation between courts -- Preservation of records
§ 15-14.1-13	Initial child custody jurisdiction
§ 15-14.1-14	Exclusive, continuing jurisdiction
§ 15-14.1-15	Jurisdiction to modify determination
§ 15-14.1-16	Temporary emergency jurisdiction
§ 15-14.1-17	Notice -- Opportunity to be heard -- Joinder
§ 15-14.1-18	Simultaneous proceedings
§ 15-14.1-19	Inconvenient forum
§ 15-14.1-20	Jurisdiction declined by reason of conduct
§ 15-14.1-21	Information to be submitted to court
§ 15-14.1-22	Appearance of parties and child
§ 15-14.1-23	Additional definitions in this chapter
§ 15-14.1-24	Enforcement under Hague Convention
§ 15-14.1-25	Duty to enforce
§ 15-14.1-26	Temporary visitation
§ 15-14.1-27	Registration of child custody determination
§ 15-14.1-28	Enforcement of registered determination
§ 15-14.1-29	Simultaneous proceedings
§ 15-14.1-30	Expedited enforcement of child custody determination
§ 15-14.1-31	Service of petition and order
§ 15-14.1-32	Hearing and order
§ 15-14.1-33	Warrant to take physical custody of child
§ 15-14.1-34	Costs, fees, and expenses
§ 15-14.1-35	Recognition and enforcement
§ 15-14.1-36	Appeals
§ 15-14.1-37	Role of prosecutor or public official
§ 15-14.1-38	Role of law enforcement
§ 15-14.1-39	Costs and expenses
§ 15-14.1-40	Application and construction
§ 15-14.1-41	Severability clause
§ 15-14.1-42	Transitional provision

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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 8 > Part 1 > § 64-8-105. Funds

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The board may solicit, accept and expend grants, appropriations, contributions or other funds from any source, public or private, and maintain an accounting of such receipts and expenditures, subject to audit by the comptroller of the treasury.

[Acts 1988, ch. 1026, § 5.]


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