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Related News Lawyer: Worker at Vt. slaughterhouse was provoked dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   The lawyer for a Vermont slaughterhouse that was ordered shut down for allegedly mistreating baby calves says the person who secretly filmed footage that led to the closure provoked a plant worker to mistreat the animals. Lawyer: Worker at Vt. slaughterhouse was provoked dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   Associated Press - November 8, 2009 9:55 AM ET BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - The lawyer for a Vermont slaughterhouse that was ordered shut down for allegedly mistreating baby calves says the person... Debt cases max out Vt. courts dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   Perhaps there's no better sign of the tough economic times in Vermont than the long dockets in the state's court system. ... - By BRENT CURTIS Staff Writer Panel backs drastic court overhaul dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   MONTPELIER – A massive and controversial restructuring of the state court system was approved by a commission studying the judicial system Friday and will taken up by lawmakers in January. ... - By LOUIS PORTER Vermont Press Bureau Birmingham lawyer Abdul Kallon appears before Judiciary Committee dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   Birmingham lawyer Abdul Kallon fielded questions today from Sen. Jeff Sessions and his colleagues on the Senate Judiciary Committee. Kallon, 40, was nominated by President Barack Obama to replace retired U.S. District Judge U.W. Clemon in the Northern District,... Vt. Judiciary Commission recommends cuts dated Friday 6th of November 2009   A special commission studying Vermont's judiciary is recommending reducing the number of probate courts in the state from 14 to five, streamlining court management and eliminating judicial duties of county assistant judges. Business people dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   MARK LAVALLE of Bow has been appointed senior vice president for advancement at Spaulding Youth Center. Lavalle had been senior vice president of Laconia Savings Bank and has more than 35 years experience in the investment and trust services business. Hikers in New Hampshire must be prepared, or pay for rescue dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   CONCORD, N.H. — Stranded with a sprained ankle on a snow-covered mountain, Eagle Scout Scott Mason put his survival skills to work by sleeping in the crevice of a boulder and jump-starting evergreen fires with hand sanitizer gel. Lawyer raises legal roadblock to plan for ATV use on state land dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   MONTPELIER – Vermont has seen months of wrangling over whether big-wheeled all-terrain vehicles and their riders are being unfairly banned from state lands or are a potential environmental disaster. ... - By LOUIS PORTER Vermont Press Bureau Profile: The beautiful mind of Bala dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   AS Balakrishna Pillai holds a broken egg shell in his hand, trying to peel off the membrane, he comes across as either a bored person trying to make sense of a discussion or a genius trying to create something out of the ordinary.

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