Rhode Island · Rhode Island General Laws — Title 12, Criminal Procedure
R.I. Gen. Laws (Title 12) § 12-13-1.2: Penalty for an offense committed while on release
What this law says, in plain English
A person convicted of committing any criminal offense while on release faces an additional mandatory sentence of 2–10 years imprisonment (if the underlying offense is a felony) or 90 days–1 year (if a misdemeanor), imposed consecutively.
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