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In re Snelgrove Permit
01/01/2010
Environmental
eo09-162
Lynden Thurber v. Washington Electric Cooperative and Town of Plainfield
01/01/2010
Civil
eo09-178
Marion Lamothe v. Town of St. Albans
01/01/2010
eo09-111
Robert Lefebvre v. Richard Cawley
01/01/2010
Civil
eo09-194
State v. Amos Wallen
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-175
State v. Dorothy Szwaja
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-268
State v. James Hutchins
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-041
State v. Kyle Winnie
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-214
State v. Matthew Stevens
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo08-451
State v. Raymond Mills
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-091
State v. Solomon Griffin
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-098
State v. Stephen Bain
01/01/2010
Criminal
eo09-235
Town of Irasburg v. Harold Rock, Sr., et al.
01/01/2010
Civil
eo09-053
In re Kenneth Bailey, Sr.
12/24/2009
Supreme Court
2007-454
In re Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee Discharge Permit 3-1199
12/18/2009
Supreme Court
2008-295
State v. Langdell
12/14/2009
Supreme Court
2008-360
In re Assistant Judge Calvin Colby
12/14/2009
Supreme Court
2009-449
Knutsen v. Cegalis
12/10/2009
Supreme Court
2008-256
Wright v. Honeywell International, Inc.
12/10/2009
Supreme Court
2008-423
Quick v. Department of Labor (RDSD Enterprises, Inc.)
12/04/2009
Supreme Court
2009-006
Miller v. Smith
12/04/2009
Supreme Court
2009-148
Crystal Bessette v. Freeman Patten
12/01/2009
Family
eo09-154
State v. Carlos Castillo-Vasquez
12/01/2009
Criminal
eo09-442
State v. Clark Salmon, III
12/01/2009
Criminal
eo09-456
State v. Oney
11/25/2009
Supreme Court
2007-367

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