Vermont § 1103 - Treatment program To aid in the treatment of juveniles committed to his or her custody, the Commissioner may:

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§ 1103. Treatment program To aid in the treatment of juveniles committed to his or her custody, the Commissioner may:

  • (1) develop and administer programs of educational, vocational and physical training designed
    to prepare juveniles committed to his or her custody for their roles as citizens of
    the state and community; (2) make full use of other methods of treatment, including medical and psychiatric examination,
    care, and treatment for the benefit of the child and conducive to the prevention of
    future violations of law by the child. (Added 1971, No. 199 (Adj

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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