Lillian Rivera v. Employees' Retirement System of Rhode Island

How courts have described this case

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• determining that notices may be deemed “sent” on the date of postmark when applying statutory deadlines
• determining that notices may be deemed “sent” on the date of postmark when applying statutory deadlines
• stating legality of sentence claims cannot be waived, where reviewing court has proper jurisdiction
• applying the doctrine of equitable tolling and noting the “unusual” nature of the case
• “[W]e are not privileged to legislate, by inclusion, words which - 15 - are not found in the statute.”
• “[W]e have noted that [w]here there is no ambiguity, we are not privileged to legislate, by inclusion, words which are not found in the statute.”

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