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1. crgvt.org › reportsReports - Crime Research Group

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   Stakeholder interests inform BJS project topics from year to year. In addition, CRG contracts with community groups to serve as a research and evaluation partner for criminal justice programs and initiatives. CRG is a leading provider of crime research reports, statistical analysis, program evaluations and more for the state of Vermont.

   • Location: P.O. Box 1433, Montpelier, 05601, Vermont
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2. vcjc.vermont.govVermont - Home Page | Criminal Justice Council

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   Vermont Criminal Justice Council 317 Academy Road - Main Building Pittsford, VT 05763 Phone: 802.483.6228 Fax: 802.483.2343. General Information ...

3. www.vermontjudiciary.org › criminalCriminal Division | Vermont Judiciary

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   The criminal division is also known as criminal court. The court determines the guilt or innocence of a person charged with a crime through jury trials, court trials, and guilty pleas. In a criminal case, a person is accused by the state of Vermont of breaking a state law. The criminal division handles cases involving felonies, which are the ...

4. www.ccvs.vermont.gov › assets › documentsIntroduction to the Criminal Justice System

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   In the final 20 months of the Obama administration, the S.E.C. launched scores of big-money enforcement actions. The penalties have fallen since President Trump took office, in part because of philosophical differences between the two administrations, but the agency also says a recent Supreme Court decision limits punishment in some cases.

5. www.acluvt.org › en › press-releasesACLU of Vermont Report Provides Roadmap for Reducing State’s ...

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   Oct 8, 2019 · October 8, 2019. MONTPELIER – The ACLU of Vermont today released its “Blueprint for Smart Justice,” a report on the current state of Vermont’s prison system, with a comprehensive list of detailed strategies for cutting the prison population by half, increasing the use of community-based alternatives, and addressing racial disparities ...

6. www.acluvt.org › en › issuesCriminal Legal Reform - ACLU of Vermont

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   In January of 2018 the ACLU of Vermont launched Smart Justice Vermont, a campaign committed to transforming our nation’s criminal justice system and building a new vision of community well-being, public safety, and justice. Smart Justice Vermont is dedicated to cutting the incarcerated population in half and challenging systemic racism in the ...

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   What is the criminal justice system in Vermont?

   • In Vermont, individuals found guilty of violating the state's criminal code are sentenced by the Vermont court system according to the state's judicial code provisions if the charge merits incarceration. They are then incarcerated. The criminal justice system in Vermont is similar to the federal criminal justice system.

   Vermont State Prisons | StateRecords.org

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   Does Vermont have a criminal division?

   • All Vermont counties have a courthouse with a criminal division. The criminal division is also known as criminal court. The court determines the guilt or innocence of a person charged with a crime through jury trials, court trials, and guilty pleas. In a criminal case, a person is accused by the state of Vermont of breaking a state law.

   Criminal Division | Vermont Judiciary

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   What is a criminal case in Vermont?

   • In a criminal case, a person is accused by the state of Vermont of breaking a state law. The criminal division handles cases involving felonies, which are the most serious crimes, and misdemeanors, which are less serious. The criminal division may take on the most serious cases from other divisions, such as fish and game and traffic violations.

   Criminal Division | Vermont Judiciary

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   What is the judiciary system in Vermont?

   • In the state of Vermont, the judiciary system consists of an appellate court, which is the Supreme Court, and a trial court known as the Vermont Superior Court. It has fifteen units, one corresponding to each county. The Superior Court has five divisions: civil, criminal, environmental, family, and probate.

   Lamoille County Arrest, Court, and Public Records

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   Who is a member of the Vermont criminal justice council?

   • The Vermont Criminal Justice Council consists of: the Commissioners of Public Safety, Corrections, Motor Vehicles, Fish and Wildlife, and Mental Health, and the Executive Director of the Department of State’s Attorneys and Sheriffs.

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   Who sets the fees for judicial services in Vermont?

   • The Vermont Legislature sets most of the fees charged for services provided by the Judiciary. The Justices of the Supreme Court establish rules to govern the allowance of fees not specified by law. Motions or petitions filed by one party at one time shall be assessed one fee.

   Criminal Division | Vermont Judiciary

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8. csgjusticecenter.org › JR-in-Vermont-OverviewJustice Reinvestment in Vermont

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   Under the direction of Vermont’s Justice Reinvestment II Working Group, CSG Justice Center staff are conducting a comprehensive analysis of data collected from various relevant state agencies and departments.1 To build a complete picture of statewide criminal justice trends, Vermont’s National Incident-Based Reporting