§ 9-19-3. Judicial notice of law of other states.
§ 9-19-4. Information as to foreign law.
§ 9-19-5. Determination made by court — Review.
§ 9-19-6. Evidence of foreign law.
§ 9-19-7. Law of foreign countries.
§ 9-19-8. Uniformity of construction.
§ 9-19-10. Entries and memoranda of decedent introduced for successor in title to decedent.
§ 9-19-12. Statements and releases by patients in personal injury cases.
§ 9-19-12.1. Releases for personal injuries.
§§ 9-19-13, 9-19-14. Repealed.
§ 9-19-15. Stenographic transcripts of testimony in superior court.
§§ 9-19-16 — 9-19-18. Repealed.
§ 9-19-19. Finding of presumed death under federal Missing Persons Act.
§ 9-19-20. Other documents under Missing Persons Act.
§ 9-19-21. Prima facie validity of federal findings and certified copies.
§§ 9-19-23, 9-19-24. Repealed.
§ 9-19-25. Illegally seized evidence inadmissible.
§ 9-19-26. Testimony in divorce, separation, and annulment proceedings.
§ 9-19-28. Evidence of damage to property.
§ 9-19-29. Admissibility of records of deceased physicians, dentists and professional engineers.
§ 9-19-31. Written statements or recordings in actions to recover damages for personal injuries.
§ 9-19-32. Informed consent a preliminary question.
§ 9-19-33. Res ipsa loquitur in medical malpractice actions.
§ 9-19-34.1. Collateral source rule in medical malpractice actions.
§ 9-19-35. Failure to bill inadmissible in medical malpractice cases.
§ 9-19-36. Advance payments inadmissible in medical malpractice cases.
§ 9-19-38. Proof of life or work life expectancy.
§ 9-19-39. Use of photostatic copies.
§ 9-19-40. Records of the division of motor vehicles.
§ 9-19-41. Expert witnesses in malpractice cases.
§ 9-19-42. The Rhode Island rules of evidence.
§ 9-19-43. Report of laboratory test.
§ 9-19-44. Mediator confidentiality in mediation proceedings.