School Committee of North Kingstown v. Crouch

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• holding that \[w]hether a particular collective bargaining agreement contains clear language creating a duty to arbitrate a particular dispute is a matter for judicial determination\
• interpreting the broad language of arbitration provisions in a collective bargaining agreement to be superseded by the more explicit provisions of a statute incorporated into the agreement
• noting the trial justice’s sufficient, if brief, -6- analysis of each of the four preliminary injunction factors
• “[A]n arbitrator is powerless to arbitrate that which is not arbitrable in the first place.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

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