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§ 3479 — Commitment of principal

Vermont·Title 12 Title 12: Court Procedure·Ch. 125 Chapter 125: Arrest, Bail, and Recognizances
The officer apprehending the principal may commit him to jail in the county in which he was arrested on the original process or in the county in which the process is pending, agreeably to the direction in the warrant. Such commitment shall be considered as a commitment on the original process, if the same is pending.

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