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Vermont

Title 4 — Judiciary · Chapter 1
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§ 1. Unified court system established The Judiciary shall be a unified court system under the admini…
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§ 2. Supreme Court established; jurisdiction (a) The Supreme Court shall have exclusive jurisdiction…
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§ 3. Judicial officers; administrative and disciplinary control The Supreme Court shall have adminis…
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§ 4. Justices (a) The Supreme Court shall consist of one Chief Justice and four Associate Justices, …
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§ 5. Term of Justices (a) The term of the Justices, except in case of an appointment to fill a vacan…
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§ 6. Disqualification of Justices A Justice of the Supreme Court shall not be an officer in a railro…
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§ 7. Repealed.
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§ 8. General and special terms The terms of the Supreme Court and times and places of those terms sh…
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§§ 9-12. Repealed.
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§§ 13-15. Repealed.
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§ 16. Repealed.
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§ 17. Reporter of decisions; appointment The Justices of the Supreme Court shall in each even year a…
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§ 18. Opinions; filing and preservation; copies (a) Each opinion of the Supreme Court shall be signe…
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§ 19. Repealed.
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§ 20. Reports of decisions The reporter shall annually prepare the decisions of the Court for public…
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§ 21. Court Administrator The Office of Court Administrator is hereby created. He or she shall be ap…
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§ 21a.
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§ 22. Designation and special assignment of judicial officers and retired judicial officers (a)(1) T…
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§ 23. Compensation In the performance of judicial duties, the specially assigned judicial officer sh…
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§ 24. Repealed.
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§ 25. Judicial Branch; furlough days; administrative leave (a) The Supreme Court is authorized to de…
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§ 26. Half-time judges Of the Superior judge positions authorized by this title, up to two may be sh…
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§ 27. Court Technology Special Fund There is established the Court Technology Special Fund that shal…
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§ 27a.
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§ 27b.
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§ 28. Municipal Ticket Repayment Revolving Fund (a) The Municipal Ticket Repayment Revolving Fund is…
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§ 29. [Reserved.]
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§ 30. Superior Court (a)(1) A Superior Court having statewide jurisdiction is created. The Superior …
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§ 31. Jurisdiction; Civil Division The Civil Division shall have: (1) original and exclusive jurisdi…
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§ 32. Jurisdiction; Criminal Division (a) The Criminal Division shall have jurisdiction to try, rend…
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§ 33. Jurisdiction; Family Division (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, …
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§ 34. Jurisdiction; Environmental Division The Environmental Division shall have: (1) jurisdiction o…
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§ 35. Jurisdiction; Probate Division The Probate Division shall have jurisdiction of: (1) the probat…
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§ 36. Composition of the court (a) Composition of the court. Unless otherwise specified by law, when…
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§ 37. Venue (a) The venue for all actions filed in the Superior Court, whether heard in the Civil, C…
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§ 38. Judicial Masters (a) The Chief Superior Judge may appoint a licensed Vermont lawyer who has be…
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§ 39. Capital budget requests; county courthouses [Subsection (a) effective until July 1, 2026; see …
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§ 40. Report on temporary employees Annually, on or before January 15, the State Court Administrator…
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§ 41. Court security officers (a) Authorization. The Court Administrator shall define the scope of d…
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