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Vermont courts continue to struggle to address pandemic-era backlog - Vimarsana News

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.

Source: wcax.com
Moffitt murder trial set for January with different judge - Vimarsana News

Moffitt murder trial set for January with different judge

The three-times delayed murder trial of accused killer Deven Moffitt was officially scheduled by a Bennington judge for a record-setting 14 days this coming January with a different judge.

Vt. lawmakers, governor seek common ground on public safety - Vimarsana News

Vt. lawmakers, governor seek common ground on public safety

Vermont Governor Phil Scott is now considering a package of measures lawmakers put together to address ongoing concerns about public safety.

Source: wcax.com
Moffitt murder case postponed- ten-day trial with crime scene jury visit tentatively scheduled for October - Vimarsana News

Moffitt murder case postponed- ten-day trial with crime scene jury visit tentatively scheduled for October

The state murder trial of accused killer Deven Moffitt was delayed several months after a federal judge denied a delay in his federal gun and drug case, forcing a Bennington judge to delay his state murder case at least six months.

Some want the Burlington shooting to be investigated as a hate crime. Here's how the law works - Vimarsana News

Some want the Burlington shooting to be investigated as a hate crime. Here's how the law works

A review of recent cases in Vermont suggests it may be difficult for prosecutors to prove a hate crime occurred in the shooting of three Palestinian college students unless the defendant made incriminating statements during the incident.

Source: wbur.org