Rhode Island Code § 5-5.1-3

Powers and duties of the attorney general
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The attorney general, or his or her designee, shall have general responsibility and authority for the implementation of this chapter, as subsequently provided, including, without limiting the responsibility and authority: (1) To process all applications for any license provided under this chapter; (2) To investigate the qualifications of each applicant before any license is issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter and to obtain a criminal background check on any applicants from the division of criminal identification within the department of the attorney general; (3) To hear and decide all license applications, which includes the power to grant or deny the application and revoke or suspend the license; (4) To promulgate any rules and regulations that in his or her judgment are necessary to fulfill the policies of this chapter; (5) To investigate violations of this chapter and regulations promulgated under this chapter; and (6) To collect all license and registration fees imposed by law and forward the fees immediately to the general treasurer.

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