Vermont Statutes

§ 563 — Search of premises without warrant

Vermont·Title 7 Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Cannabis, and Tobacco·Ch. 19 Chapter 019: Enforcement
(a)A law enforcement officer or selectboard member who has information that alcoholic beverages or alcohol is kept with intent to sell, or is sold contrary to law in any kind of public place for selling refreshments, except a dwelling house, on or near the grounds of a public occasion of any kind shall search the suspected place without a warrant.
(b)(1) If the officer finds alcoholic beverages or alcohol upon the premises, he or she shall seize it and apprehend the keeper of the place and take him or her, without the seized alcoholic beverages or alcohol, as soon as practicable, before a judge of the Criminal Division of the Superior Court in the jurisdiction where the alcoholic beverages or alcohol is found.
(2)The officer shall make a written complaint under oath or affirmation to the

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