Rhode Island H7282 expands the State Crime Laboratory Commission from five to nine members and changes the co-executive secretaries to the deans of.

Rhode Island H7282 increases the membership of the State Crime Laboratory Commission from five to nine members. The new members include the chief justice of the Rhode Island supreme court, the presidents of the Rhode Island Bar Association and the Rhode Island Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and two public members appointed by the governor. The co-executive secretaries of the commission are now the deans of the University of Rhode Island's colleges of pharmacy and engineering. These changes aim to enhance the oversight and administration of the state crime laboratory.

Rhode Island H7282 expands the State Crime Laboratory Commission from five to nine members and changes the co-executive secretaries to the deans of.

Rhode Island H7282 increases the membership of the State Crime Laboratory Commission from five to nine members. The new members include the chief justice of the Rhode Island supreme court, the presidents of the Rhode Island Bar Association and the Rhode Island Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and two public members appointed by the governor. The co-executive secretaries of the commission are now the deans of the University of Rhode Island's colleges of pharmacy and engineering. These changes aim to enhance the oversight and administration of the state crime laboratory.