Rhode Island H7360 protects people attending court proceedings from civil arrest without a judicial warrant, ensures court access, sets enforcement.

Rhode Island H7360, known as the "Protect Our Courts Act," safeguards individuals attending court proceedings from civil arrest without a judicial warrant. It ensures access to courts, sets rules for enforcement, and provides remedies for violations. The act allows individuals attending court proceedings to bring civil actions for relief if they believe a violation has occurred. The attorney general can also bring actions for willful violations. Courthouse arrest procedures are outlined, and actions against judicial branch personnel are limited. The act takes effect upon passage.

Rhode Island H7360 protects people attending court proceedings from civil arrest without a judicial warrant, ensures court access, sets enforcement.

Rhode Island H7360, known as the "Protect Our Courts Act," safeguards individuals attending court proceedings from civil arrest without a judicial warrant. It ensures access to courts, sets rules for enforcement, and provides remedies for violations. The act allows individuals attending court proceedings to bring civil actions for relief if they believe a violation has occurred. The attorney general can also bring actions for willful violations. Courthouse arrest procedures are outlined, and actions against judicial branch personnel are limited. The act takes effect upon passage.