Rhode Island Superior Court assigns justices for juror qualification in April 2026
The Rhode Island Superior Court has released its schedule assigning justices to qualify grand and petit jurors in Providence County from early to late April, as ordered by Acting Presiding Justice Robert D. Krause.
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Rhode Island Superior Court assigns justices for juror qualification in April 2026
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District of Rhode Island suspends attorney admission rule for civil detainee habeas cases
The U.S. District Court for Rhode Island has suspended certain attorney admission requirements for pro bono lawyers representing civil detainees challenging their detention. This change aims to improve access to legal counsel in these specific habeas corpus cases.