The Rhode Island Claim of Appeal is an administrative process used to challenge a decision made by a state agency or municipality. It is an appeal of an initial unfavorable decision or action taken by a state agency or municipality within Rhode Island. This appeal process is available to any individual or organization that believes they have been wrongfully denied a benefit or privilege, or have been subjected to an unlawful act. The Rhode Island Claim of Appeal comes in three types: 1. Administrative Claim of Appeal: This type of appeal is used to challenge the decision of an administrative agency or municipality. This includes decisions involving state benefits and services, such as Medicaid or unemployment benefits. 2. Judicial Claim of Appeal: This type of appeal is used to challenge the decision of a state court. This includes decisions made by a judge or jury in a civil or criminal case. 3. Legislative Claim of Appeal: This type of appeal is used to challenge the decision of the Rhode Island Legislature or a state regulatory agency. This includes decisions regarding taxes, licensing, or regulations.