Shaw v. VERMONT DIST. COURT, UNIT NO. 3

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• holding that defendant had no constitutional right to jury trial in civil proceeding unknown at common law
• recognizing that determination of whether officer has “reasonable grounds to believe that” individual was DUI is similar to probable cause determination made to obtain search or arrest warrant
• because summary suspension hearing is civil proceeding, not criminal, right under Vermont Constitution to trial by jury does not apply
• \[T]he determination of the officer's reasonableness is similar to a probable cause determination made to obtain a search or arrest warrant.\
• no right to jury trial in civil suspension proceeding
• no right to jury trial in civil suspension proceeding

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