Vermont § 1955 - Disposition of records and information—Article V The bureau established and operated pursuant to article IV
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§ 1955. Disposition of records and information—Article V The bureau established and operated pursuant to article IV
- (a) of this Compact is hereby
designated and recognized as the instrument for the performance of a central criminal
intelligence service to the state police departments of the party states. The files,
records, data and other information of the bureau and, when made pursuant to the bylaws
of the Conference, any copies thereof shall be available only to duly designated officers
and employees of the state police departments of the party states acting within the
scope of their official duty. In the possession of the aforesaid officers and employees,
such records, data, and other information shall be subject to use and disposition
in the same manner and pursuant to the same laws, rules and regulations applicable
to similar records, data and information of the officer’s or employee’s agency and
the provisions of this Compact. (Added 1967, No. 288 (Adj. Sess.), § 1, eff. March 15, 1968.)
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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