28 V.S.A. § 372
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§ 372. Disposition alternatives upon violation
Official statutory text
As an alternative to revocation and return of the offender to a correctional facility for the remainder of the maximum term of imprisonment, the Board in its discretion, after a violation has been established, may do one or more of the following:
(1) continue the offender on the same terms as existed prior to the violation;
(2) recommend to the Commissioner modified or new conditions of the plan;
(3) conduct a formal or informal conference with the offender in order to re-emphasize the necessity of compliance with the conditions of the offender's supervised community sentence.
(1) continue the offender on the same terms as existed prior to the violation;
(2) recommend to the Commissioner modified or new conditions of the plan;
(3) conduct a formal or informal conference with the offender in order to re-emphasize the necessity of compliance with the conditions of the offender's supervised community sentence.
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