Laura Brewer was sentenced for embezzling funds from a Ferrisburgh store where she worked. Her six-year deferred sentence includes restitution and community service requirements.
The Vermont Supreme Court’s Advisory Committee on Rules for Family Proceedings will meet virtually April 10 to discuss proposed changes affecting juvenile testimony, support enforcement procedures, emergency orders, service rules,…
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark has joined a coalition supporting law firms facing sanctions under recent Trump administration executive orders. The group argues these actions threaten constitutional rights and access…
Attorney General Charity Clark has joined other states’ leaders in suing President Trump over an executive order restricting mail-in voting eligibility through a federally authorized list. The coalition argues this…
James Craft from Fair Haven received a suspended prison sentence and ten years’ probation after pleading guilty to possessing child sexual abuse materials. His probation includes strict conditions such as…
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark has joined a group of 18 states in filing an amicus brief before the U.S. Supreme Court regarding Monsanto Co. v. Durnell. The case addresses…
Adam Barrup of Derby Line has been charged with luring a child and possessing child sexual abuse materials following an investigation by state authorities. He pleaded not guilty at his…
A federal appeals court has upheld an injunction blocking new HUD restrictions on homelessness grant funding after Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark challenged abrupt policy changes. The decision keeps critical…
Twenty-four attorneys general issued a joint statement concerning Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship following oral arguments at the Supreme Court. They called for upholding constitutional protections established over 150…
Brendan Sullivan of Burlington has been sentenced to fifteen years in prison for attempting to entice a minor and possessing illegal materials related to child exploitation offenses. The investigation involved…
Two Hartford men have been indicted in Vermont on charges related to drug distribution and firearms possession following an incident near North Troy last month. Authorities allege they possessed significant…
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Vermont has changed its Rutland Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 hearing dates from May 8 to May 15, with new times set in the afternoon.…
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark has joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging recent federal rollbacks on mercury emission limits from power plants. The suit argues that weaker standards endanger public health…
A Charlestown man has been sentenced for robbing a Burlington convenience store using an imitation firearm. The case involved coordinated efforts between federal agents and local police under Operation Take…
A Salisbury man has been arraigned on charges of sexual assault and illegal cannabis distribution following an investigation by state police. He pleaded not guilty in court and faces restrictions…
Attorney General Charity Clark has joined a multistate effort urging a federal court to enforce an order blocking certain Medicaid data sharing with immigration authorities. The coalition says recent actions…
Burlington Police Officer Jeffrey Baur has been charged with reckless endangerment following an officer-involved shooting involving two minors. The Attorney General’s Office determined deadly force was not justified and filed…
Attorney General Charity Clark has joined a coalition opposing a new federal proposal affecting diversity programs. The group says the measure would create unnecessary hurdles for those seeking government funding.…
A Burlington man known as ‘Nacho’ has been indicted on charges related to alien smuggling and producing fake IDs after an alleged multi-year conspiracy. Authorities say he faces up to…
Attorney General Charity Clark has joined other state attorneys general in calling on Congress to close loopholes enabling warrantless mass surveillance through commercial data purchases. The coalition warns current laws…
Justice Christina E. Nolan was formally invested as an Associate Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court in a ceremony attended by officials and loved ones. The event highlighted both personal…
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark has joined other states in suing the Trump administration over new USDA grant conditions tied to immigration and gender policies. The lawsuit argues these terms…
A new order has been issued that changes the procedures for releasing information in supervised release and pre-trial violation proceedings.
Mark Balch Jr. of Granville was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to reckless endangerment and simple assault. The court imposed strict conditions including treatment requirements and a prohibition on…
A Mexican citizen living in Vermont has been charged with illegal reentry after previously being removed from the U.S., according to federal prosecutors. Authorities say Deyvi Daniel Corona-Sanchez’s arrest followed…
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