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Chapter 1	General Provisions
Chapter 3	Abortion
Chapter 5	Adultery and Bigamy
Chapter 7	Advertisements
Chapter 8	Humane and Proper Treatment of Animals
Chapter 9	Animals
Chapter 11	Arson and Burning
Chapter 13	Assaults
Chapter 15	Barratry
Chapter 17	Blasphemy and Defamation
Chapter 19	Breach of the Peace; Disturbances
Chapter 21	Bribery
Chapter 23	Burglary
Chapter 25	Children and Incompetent Persons
Chapter 27	Reports of Physical Abuse of Children
Chapter 28	Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of Vulnerable Adu
Chapter 29	Conspiracy
Chapter 31	Discrimination
Chapter 33	Injunctions Against Hate-Motivated Crimes
Chapter 35	Escape
Chapter 37	Explosives
Chapter 39	Extortion and Threats
Chapter 41	False Alarms and Reports
Chapter 43	Forgery and Counterfeiting
Chapter 45	Flags and Ensigns
Chapter 47	Frauds
Chapter 49	Fraud In Commercial Transactions
Chapter 51	Gambling and Lotteries
Chapter 53	Homicide
Chapter 55	Kidnapping
Chapter 56	Custodial Interference
Chapter 57	Larceny and Embezzlement
Chapter 59	Lewdness and Prostitution
Chapter 61	Maiming
Chapter 63	Obscenity
Chapter 64	Sexual Exploitation of Children
Chapter 65	Perjury
Chapter 67	Public Justice and Public Officers
Chapter 69	Railroads
Chapter 71	Rape
Chapter 72	Sexual Assault
Chapter 73	Sabbath Breaking
Chapter 74	A Common Day of Rest
Chapter 75	Treason and Other Offenses Against the Government
Chapter 76	Weapons of Mass Destruction
Chapter 77	Trees and Plants
Chapter 79	Protection of Endangered Species
Chapter 81	Trespass and Malicious Injuries To Property
Chapter 83	Vagrants
Chapter 85	Weapons
Chapter 87	Computer Crimes
Chapter 151	Limitation of Prosecutions and Actions
Chapter 153	Place of Trial
Chapter 155	Search Warrants
Chapter 157	Insanity As A Defense
Chapter 159	Extradition and Fresh Pursuit
Chapter 161	Inquests As To Criminal Matters
Chapter 163	Public Defenders
Chapter 165	Victims
Chapter 167	Crime Victims
Chapter 169	Vermont Sentencing Commission
Chapter 181	Arrest, Complaint, and Binding Over
Chapter 182	Innocence Protection
Chapter 183	Indictment and Information; Grand Jury
Chapter 185	Proceedings Before Justices of the Peace and Appea
Chapter 201	Pleadings and Proof; Trial
Chapter 203	Evidence
Chapter 221	Judgment, Sentence, and Execution
Chapter 223	Fines, Costs, and Penalties
Chapter 225	New Trials
Chapter 227	Appeals To Supreme Court
Chapter 229	Bail and Recognizances

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