Overview The Charlestown Town Clerk Records contain materials from the town of Charleston, Rhode Island in the 1700s-1800s. The records are believed to have been collected by a town clerk of Charlestown and contain governmental records from that time.

Overview Information concerning cases brought before the Court of Magistrates includes: names of complainant and respondent, offense, judgment, court fees, witness fees, counsel fees, disposition, amount paid by the accused, totals of various categories, signature of the clerk. This information was presented to the General Assembly in the form of an annual report.

Overview The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Legal Division landmark legal case files (GRS 2.1b) includes the records of four landmark legal cases.

Overview This record is a log of district court cases relative to employment of children without certificates.

Overview Indentures(legal agreement, contract,) of leases made by and to the General Treasurer.

Overview Acknowledgement of cooperative agreement between the RI Department of Business Regulation, Division of Public Utilities and the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce the economic laws and regulations of the state of RI and the U.S. concerning highway transportation.

Overview File papers of cases administered by the court of Newport probate

Overview This series includes, but may not be limited to, records related to legal cases brought by or against DEPCO in the mid-1990s. The records include case exhibits, depositions as well as videotapes of depositions,receivership financials and balance sheets; receivership interim operating procedures, and first interim reports, court appointment of receivers, as well as documentation of public hearings.

Overview Groups of documents related to individual cases heard before various colonial courts. Documents include: copies of the case, plea and answer of defendant, depositions, verdicts, warrants, powers of a Attorney, deeds and other documents necessary for the adjudication of the case. Cases are arranged chronologically by session of the court.