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Rules of Admission to the Bar of the Vermont Supreme Court

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VERMONT SUPREME COURT

OFFICE OF THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR

BOARD OF BAR EXAMINERS

RULES OF ADMISSION TO THE BAR OF THE VERMONT SUPREME COURT

As of July 1, 2026

(unofficial version)

Introductory Board’s Note

comprehensive. Existing rules have been reorganized and

renumbered, some rules have been combined, and provisions of

other rules have been moved to new locations. Much of the

language of the existing rules has been restyled. The adoption of the

Uniform Bar Examination required substantive changes to a number

of rules.

Because of the comprehensive nature of the proposed revision,

it is not possible to present the amendments in a redlined version

that highlights changes to the existing rules. These Board’s Notes

attempt to identify the relevant prior rules and to point out where

the new rules reflect a significant substantive change from the prior

rules.

PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

Provenance

Source
www.vtcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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