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The Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services is urgently seeking $102,729 to sustain its vital administrative functions, emphasizing that this funding is crucial for their ongoing support of community providers.

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Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services asks committee for $102,729 in general-fund support
Jennifer Pullman told the House Judiciary Committee the Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services seeks $102,729 in general-fund support for administration, a request the center says is separate from a larger $450,000 network appropriation and would not reduce pass-through grants to service providers.
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February 24, 2026 at 4:20 AM
Wyoming's Joint Judiciary Committee is taking significant steps to revamp criminal statutes, but the debate over a grading system has sparked contrasting opinions among legal experts.

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Joint committee opens criminal‑code review, forms working groups after debate over classification
The Joint Judiciary Committee narrowed its interim review to Title 6, heard prosecutors, defenders and victims on whether to adopt a grading system, and created two working groups (even/odd chapters) to produce targeted recommendations this summer.
citizenportal.ai
May 18, 2026 at 5:22 PM