Vermont § 1595 - Mileage in criminal causes In criminal causes, the officer shall make oath to the mileage in excess of one mile charged by him or her as correct before an account thereof is allowed, and the Commissioner of
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§ 1595. Mileage in criminal causes In criminal causes, the officer shall make oath to the mileage in excess of one mile charged by him or her as correct before an account thereof is allowed, and the Commissioner of
- Finance and Management shall not allow for travel in excess of one mile unless
actually made, and mileage shall cover transportation when furnished in executing
the order of a court for commitment to jail. (Amended 1959, No. 328 (Adj
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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