Criminal Justice Schools in Vermont

• Protective Service

  Potential Employers

  Northern State Correctional Facility, Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility, Burlington Police or Fire Departments, Green Mountain Transit Agency, Vermont State Police, Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife, Vermont Animal Control Association

  Total Number of Employees in Vermont: 4,780

• Legal Occupations

  Potential Employers

  Vermont Legal Aid, Inc., State of Vermont Judiciary, Vermont Department of Children and Families, Vermont Superior or County and Local Courts, Vermont Paralegal Association, Private Practice Law Firms

  Total Number of Employees in Vermont: 2,050

Providing government contract connections and training events through Vermont's Procurement Technical Assistance Center, this group provides extended information on business counseling, including clarifying government compliance terms and regulations.

This membership group is comprised of businesses and trade organizations whose goal is to advance business ethics practices across Vermont. It includes job listings, events and an intern program for members.

The office of the Secretary of State in Vermont provides business regulation information, as well as legal records, professional licensing, political lobbying information and many more business resources.

For those interested in learning more about joining the Vermont Department of Corrections, this page details career descriptions, promotion opportunities and offers current job postings.

Established in 1993, the Vermont Correctional Academy provides a training program for aspiring correctional officers. Those looking for more information on the program, rules and regulations can visit this page.

This site provides a listing of training and volunteer opportunities to community members interested in helping within the Vermont Department of Corrections.

A joint effort between leaders in Vermont's criminal justice community, the VCJR works to lower Vermont's prison population and make the state's prison system more humane and effective.

An organizations of resources from the Vermont Center for Crime Victims Services specifically servicing rural areas of Vermont that do not have a formal Justice Center.

This grassroots group addresses issues within the justice system, such as racially biased policing. Members work with the community and with legislative reform to educate, monitor and improve Vermont's criminal justice system.

This is the official website for Vermont's court systems. It includes information on everyday items like paying tickets and filing complaints, and provides court calendars, educational information on legal services, actions and youth exploration opportunities.

Information on Vermont's district court appears on this site, including information on employees, court calendars, fee schedules, general orders and local laws.

The ALCU of Vermont is a local branch of the national watchdog group. Stay up to date with news and blogs on current events, learn more about current local issues and how to get involved with local civil liberties cases here.

A collection of resources for legal research and practice, links to other legal web sites, information on state offices, staff resource information and more.

Improving the practice of law across Vermont, the Bar Association website provides legal professionals advisory and case resources, as well as many public resources, such as lawyer referrals and legal surveys and reports.

A non-profit group that helps vulnerable families and individuals fighting civil legal cases in Vermont, by providing legal advice and directly representing clients. They also offer programs for law students and internships, clerkships and a variety of volunteer opportunities.

A resource for private investigators in Vermont, including training, regulation and criminal information references. The VAISS also provides a membership network for working PI's.

This center provides data and resources regarding Vermont's criminal justice system, including crime statistics, the sex offender registry, information on criminal record checks and information on the appeals process.

FThis council works to increase public safety and promote law enforcement excellence in the community by establishing policies, certification standards, training and resources for Vermont's criminal justice professionals, including the State Police Academy.

As the only forensic lab in Vermont, the VFL analyzes evidence gathered from many areas of Vermont's criminal justice system, including materials from game wardens, police investigators and public defenders.

The Office of State Security Programs provides this page for anyone looking for more information on standard security operations, guidelines and security systems in place across the state of Vermont.

The official website for Vermont's police force provides information on employment opportunities, licenses, unsolved cases, office locations, special teams and divisions and crime prevention.

Protecting New England's environment, the CLF uses law and science to market initiatives that protect Vermont's natural resources. Learn more about how the CLF makes an impact and how to take action on this site.

This department addresses conservation efforts, licenses, and hunting and fishing restrictions within Vermont. It provides a list of current game wardens, an outline of their duties and information on becoming a warden.

A student-run publication from Vermont Law School that profiles environmentally based issues and discusses environmental topics important at local, state, federal and international levels.

The VLT works to implement land protection services across Vermont, and focuses on conservation initiatives in the state. Find employment opportunities and more on how to get involved with VLT's legal efforts on this site.

A membership based organization that focuses on environmental advocacy in Vermont through community based political and legal initiatives. The group also offers a careers page for interns and aspiring activists.