Vermont courts continue to struggle to address pandemic-era backlog
The pandemic may be over but the Vermont Judiciary continues to struggle with a backlog of thousands of court cases, leaving victims and defendants stuck in legal limbo.
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The pandemic may be over but the Vermont Judiciary continues to struggle with a backlog of thousands of court cases, leaving victims and defendants stuck in legal limbo.
Vekos' attorney, David Sleigh, sent a letter to the media on Friday, saying that Vekos is now legally able to practice law again in Vermont.
Theodore "Theo" Bland, 28, of Burlington, Vt., received a 14-month sentence last week on gun charges.
Both Sgt. Ryan Wood and Trooper Zachary Trocki were charged with misdemeanors after they shot Marshall Dean of Newfane with a nonlethal round during an investigation
Addison County State's Attorney Eva Vekos has had her law license suspended after allegedly not cooperating with an investigation into a DUI charge she received at a crime scene in Jan. and how it might impact her ability to practice law.