Addison County State's Attorney Eva Vekos' license suspended
The Vermont Supreme Court said the temporary suspension stemmed from Vekos' failure to disclose the nature of her medical leave back in February following her DUI charge.
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The Vermont Supreme Court said the temporary suspension stemmed from Vekos' failure to disclose the nature of her medical leave back in February following her DUI charge.
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