· 8/21/1975
Woodmansee v. Stoneman
Citations
- 344 A.2d 26
- 133 Vt. 449
- 1975 Vt. LEXIS 428
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion when it refused to allow separate voir dire of each juror because of widespread publicity
- noting that trial court is “powerless” to terminate parole as “[s]uch termination is the administrative function of the parole board”
- affirming sentence of \not more than seven nor less than six years\ over defendant's objection that minimum and maximum terms violated statute's prohibition on fixed terms
- affirming sentence of “not more than seven nor less than six years” over defendant’s objection that minimum and maximum terms violated statute’s prohibition on fixed terms
- affirming sentence with difference of one year between maximum and minimum terms
- affirming sentence with difference of one year between maximum and minimum terms
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Judges: Barney, Smith, Daley, Larrow, Keyser
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