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Article II, § 71 — Declaration of rights not to be violated

Vermont Const. art. II, § 71

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The Declaration of the political Rights and privileges of the inhabitants of this State, is hereby declared to be part of the Constitution of this Commonwealth; and ought not to be violated on any pretence whatsoever.

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