Rhode Island S3050 allows retired superior court magistrates to be reemployed without losing retirement benefits.

Rhode Island S3050 permits retired superior court magistrates to be assigned to perform magistrate services and be reemployed by the superior court. This reemployment does not result in any forfeiture or reduction of retirement benefits. The bill specifies that these services can be performed for up to 90 days per year. The reemployed magistrate retains all powers and authority of a sitting magistrate but does not count towards the total number of judicial officers. The bill takes effect upon passage.

Rhode Island S3050 allows retired superior court magistrates to be reemployed without losing retirement benefits.

Rhode Island S3050 permits retired superior court magistrates to be assigned to perform magistrate services and be reemployed by the superior court. This reemployment does not result in any forfeiture or reduction of retirement benefits. The bill specifies that these services can be performed for up to 90 days per year. The reemployed magistrate retains all powers and authority of a sitting magistrate but does not count towards the total number of judicial officers. The bill takes effect upon passage.