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Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 19 - Breach of the Peace; Disturbances
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§ 901
Duties of officers
§ 902
Rioters refusing to disperse
§ 903
Hindering officer
§ 904
Officer killing resisting rioter, not liable
§ 905
Rioters injuring building or vessel
§ 1021
Definitions
§ 1022
Noise in the nighttime
§ 1023
Simple assault
§ 1024
Aggravated assault
§ 1025
Recklessly endangering another person
§ 1026
Disorderly conduct
§ 1027
Disturbing peace by use of telephone or other electronic communications
§ 1028
Assault of law enforcement officer, firefighter, emergency room personnel, or emergency medical personnel member; assault with bodily fluids
§ 1028a
Assault of correctional officer; assault with bodily fluids
§ 1029
Alcoholism, limitations, exceptions
§ 1030
Violation of an abuse prevention order, an order against stalking or sexual assault, or a protective order concerning contact with a child
§ 1031
Interference with access to emergency services
§ 1041
Definition
§ 1042
Domestic assault
§ 1043
First degree aggravated domestic assault
§ 1044
Second degree aggravated domestic assault
§ 1047
Offense committed within the presence of a child
§ 1061
Definitions
§ 1062
Stalking
§ 1063
Aggravated stalking
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