Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 154. köideJ. Spooner, 1990 |
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Page 276
... tion shows that the State was not pursuing an isolated claim of noncompliance . The truant officer gave defendants over a month following the notice to come into compliance , presuma- bly to allow for some negotiation between the State ...
... tion shows that the State was not pursuing an isolated claim of noncompliance . The truant officer gave defendants over a month following the notice to come into compliance , presuma- bly to allow for some negotiation between the State ...
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... tion was entirely up to the jury . Our rule is that when the jury charge as a whole " breathes the true spirit of the law , and if there is no fair ground to say that the jury has been misled , then it ought to stand . " State v . Roy ...
... tion was entirely up to the jury . Our rule is that when the jury charge as a whole " breathes the true spirit of the law , and if there is no fair ground to say that the jury has been misled , then it ought to stand . " State v . Roy ...
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... tion was considered in determining the length of his license suspension . His license was suspended for six years ; if the 1973 conviction were overturned , the suspension would be for only three years . Defendant was not represented by ...
... tion was considered in determining the length of his license suspension . His license was suspended for six years ; if the 1973 conviction were overturned , the suspension would be for only three years . Defendant was not represented by ...
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Memorandum Decisions | 643 |
Tables of Statutes Etc Cited or Construed | 657 |
Digest of Cases Reported | 669 |
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