Anne Buttimer specializes in criminal procedure, criminal law, and courts. She is a cum laude graduate of Vermont Law School and a member of the Vermont Bar (inactive status).
She earned a BS (summa cum laude) in law enforcement from Northeastern University and an MA in criminal justice from Anna Maria College. Her past legal experience includes serving as a county and state prosecutor in Vermont. Now a full-time educator, she teaches in the School of Justice Studies and Sociology at Norwich University and part-time business and criminal justice courses at the Community College of Vermont.
An experienced investigator, Buttimer previously worked as an FBI Special Agent, as the chief investigator for the U.S. government's John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Review Board, and as a licensed private investigator. In 2003, she traveled the globe for the U.S. Department of State, conducting counter-terrorism trainings at U.S. embassies and consulates. When not teaching, Buttimer can be found hiking in all of Vermont’s four seasons.
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1 (802) 485-2887
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