Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont: Reported by the Judges of Said Court, Agreeably to a Statute Law of the State, 181. köideVermont printing Company, 2006 |
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Page 107
... statute that must be read in pari materia with the statute the majority is construing . " ¶ 40. Despite the statutory language , virtually all of the majority's rationale is based on cases that apply and explain the statutory rape ...
... statute that must be read in pari materia with the statute the majority is construing . " ¶ 40. Despite the statutory language , virtually all of the majority's rationale is based on cases that apply and explain the statutory rape ...
Page 233
... statute dates back to 1957. Order of Elks , 2003 VT 104 , ¶ 15. As with other state statutes , the primary target of Vermont's statute was private businesses that catered to the general public.1 See Lerman & Sanderson , supra , note 1 ...
... statute dates back to 1957. Order of Elks , 2003 VT 104 , ¶ 15. As with other state statutes , the primary target of Vermont's statute was private businesses that catered to the general public.1 See Lerman & Sanderson , supra , note 1 ...
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... statute . Further , defendant maintains that the custodial interference statute was enacted to respond to parental abduction cases and that the Legislature did not intend for the crime to apply in situations where a parent takes or ...
... statute . Further , defendant maintains that the custodial interference statute was enacted to respond to parental abduction cases and that the Legislature did not intend for the crime to apply in situations where a parent takes or ...
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Text of Cases | 7 |
Memorandum Decisions | 5 |
Table of Unpublished Decisions | 2 |
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