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Vermont Statutes > Title 1 > Chapter 5 - Common Law; General Rights
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Title 1
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§ 271
Common law adopted
§ 272
Equality of privilege
§ 273
Eligibility to hold office
§ 310
Definitions
§ 311
Declaration of public policy; short title
§ 312
Right to attend meetings of public agencies
§ 313
Executive sessions
§ 314
Penalty and enforcement
§ 315
Statement of policy
§ 316
Access to public records and documents
§ 317
Definitions; public agency; public records and documents
§ 317a
Disposition of public records
§ 318
Procedure
§ 319
Enforcement
§ 320
Penalties
§ 331
Definitions
§ 332
Right to interpreter; assistive listening equipment
§ 333
Appointment of interpreter
§ 334
Waiver
§ 335
Compensation
§ 336
Rules; information; list of interpreters
§ 337
Review
§ 338
Admissions; confessions
§ 339
Communications made to interpreters; prohibition on disclosure
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