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Vermont Supreme Court: Miranda Warning Not Necessary When Probation Officer Questions Probationer about Criminal Activity
By Christopher Zoukis
The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that a person on "furlough," a heightened version of parole in Vermont, has no right to a Miranda warning prior to questioning by a probation officer in his home about conduct that constitutes a crime.
John Powers was on community furlough ...
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