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 We
are pleased to welcome you to the Vermont Judiciary
Website.
The Vermont Judicial Branch of state government
was established under the constitution to protect the
rights of all Vermonters by providing equal access to
courts and an opportunity for the merits of every legal
dispute to be impartially heard and decided in a
timely way.
The role of the courts is to
protect individual rights and to ensure everyone their
day in court. The Judiciary, as one of the three
co-equal branches of state government, is an important
element in the constitutional balance of power between
Vermont's Courts, Governor, and Legislature.
We hope you will find this website a useful and
practical source of information about the court system
and its operation. While no substitute for a lawyer, the
website is intended to describe available services,
outline certain procedures and provide necessary forms
for use in court. More useful information may be
available at the window of your local court manager’s
office.
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Vermont Supreme Court:
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Paul L. Reiber, Chief Justice
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John A. Dooley, Associate Justice
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Denise R. Johnson, Associate
Justice
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Marilyn S. Skoglund, Associate
Justice
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Brian L. Burgess, Associate
Justice
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