Rhode Island S2405 expands definitions of hazing, holds school officials accountable for failing to prevent hazing, and increases penalties for.
Rhode Island S2405 amends the state's hazing laws by expanding the definition of prohibited acts that constitute hazing. The bill also holds principals, coaches, athletic directors, and other school officials accountable for knowingly failing to take reasonable measures to prevent hazing. Those found guilty face fines and imprisonment. The bill increases penalties for hazing and for causing serious injury through hazing, including up to ten years in prison. The act takes effect upon passage.
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