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The States Attorney's office in Vermont is dedicated to pursuing justice for victims of crime, protecting communities, and promoting public safety throughout the state. It operates offices in every county, with attorneys focusing on various aspects of the criminal justice system, including restorative justice policies.

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Abogados

• Erica Marthage — State's Attorney
• Jared Bianchi — Deputy State's Attorney
• Deanna Cortney — Deputy States Attorney
• Sean Dillon — Deputy State's Attorneys
• Robert Plunkett — Deputy State's Attorney
• Artemas Richardson — Deputy State's Attorney
• Timothy Lueders-Dumont — Executive Director
• Rose Houde — Addison County State's Attorney

Servicios que ofrece

Restorative Justice

Oficinas

• 200 Veterans Memorial Drive Suite 10 Bennington, VT 05201
• 110 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633-6401
• 7 Mahady Court Middlebury, VT 05753
• 211 Eastern Ave. Ste 102 St. Johnsbury, VT 05819-2734
• 32 Cherry Street Suite 305 Burlington, VT 05401

Premios y reconocimientos

• 2026 Public Service Recognition Award

Fuente: prosecutors.vermont.gov · consultado el 9 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

• Theresa B· vía Google

  Overly punitive!

  11 years ago
• Virginia M· vía Google

  She's incompetent ahead allows people to get beat up especially my son

  3 years ago
• Austin Corey· vía Google

  My attorney Whitney Kalinowski gave me misinformation about my case and trial for over a year. I was told multiple times on record things that were not factual. I have all the proof necessary.

  a year ago
• Super Secret Fifth Amendment· vía Google

  ⭐ 1 star No prosecutor should be allowed to rewrite the law by ignoring half the statute. Community Message Against Erica Marthage's Re-Election Erica Marthage has been the Bennington County State's Attorney since 2007. Over that time, she has repeatedly shown that she either does not understand, or refuses to follow, the plain language of Vermont's laws. She misclassified 13 V.S.A. § 3002 (Impersonation of a Public Officer) as a predicate offense, blocking lawful expungements — even though the statute itself proves otherwise. She is on the Brady List, which means courts and defense attorneys have been formally warned that her credibility is compromised. In a 2018 GNAT-TV interview, she admitted on record: "It's not my job to make the law, it's only my job to enforce however it comes out of the Legislature." Yet in practice, she has done the opposite — stretching and rewriting statutes by speculation instead of enforcing them as written. Her office has wasted time and resources prosecuting weak or misclassified cases instead of focusing on serious crime and public safety. The people of Bennington County deserve a State's Attorney who respects the statute as written, applies the law fairly, and restores public confidence in the justice system. That's why I am committed to doing everything in my power to ensure Erica Marthage is not re-elected. A suitable candidate is ready to step up — one who knows how to read and apply statutory law, and who will lead with integrity and fairness. Summary of the Issue: In 2013, I was charged with impersonation of a public officer under 13 V.S.A. § 3002. This is a misdemeanor. Years later, when I asked the court to clear my record, the State argued it was a "predicate offense" (a special category of crimes used to increase penalties in future cases). The Problem: The law is crystal clear: only DUI, domestic assault, and stalking are predicate offenses under Vermont law (13 V.S.A. § 7601(3)). Impersonation of a public office

  a year ago