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Gov. Phil Scott taps former federal prosecutor for state judge post
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Judge Colin Owyang.
Phil Scott has named a former federal prosecutor to serve as a Vermont Superior Court judge.
“I am deeply grateful to Governor Scott for this chance to serve Vermont,” Owyang said in a statement accompanying the governor’s announcement.
He will be assigned to serve in Chittenden County, Chief Superior Judge Thomas Zonay stated in an email Thursday.
State judges in Vermont serve six-year terms, with the Legislature deciding whether they can serve additional terms.