Vermont § 2-202 - Preplacement evaluator

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§ 2-202. Preplacement evaluator

  • (a) A preplacement evaluation may be prepared only by a person who is qualified by the
    Department to make the evaluation or who meets the qualifications of an evaluator
    and is appointed by the court. (b) An evaluator may charge a reasonable fee, based on time spent, for preparing an evaluation,
    even if the person being evaluated requests that it not be completed. (Added 1995, No. 161 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.)

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