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Vermont established its high judiciary in 1782, eight years before the inception of the U.S. Supreme Court. The state supreme court has always seated just five Justices, comprising a Chief and four Associates.

The Governor appoints Justices selected from a pool of nominees chosen by the Judicial Nominating Board. The appointees must then be confirmed by the Vermont State Senate. The term of office is six years.

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