Vermont's federal trial court has ruled in favor of a Rutland County parent who was barred from school board meetings, concluding that the ban violated his rights to free speech and due process.
...Vermont's federal trial court has ruled in favor of a Rutland County parent who was barred from school board meetings, concluding that the ban violated his rights to free speech and due process.
...The ACLU of Vermont has filed suit on behalf of a motorist who was stopped and had his car seized, leaving him stranded on the side of the road eight miles from his home in Rutland, because a state trooper...
The ACLU of Vermont has filed suit on behalf of a motorist who was stopped and had his car seized, leaving him stranded on the side of the road eight miles from his home in Rutland, because a state trooper...
Constitution Day is this week. It was on Sept. 17 in 1787 that the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia wrapped up their work and put their signatures to the document they had been...
Constitution Day is this week. It was on Sept. 17 in 1787 that the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia wrapped up their work and put their signatures to the document they had been...
This afternoon, Sen. Patrick Leahy introduced a bill aimed at regaining control over the NSA's dragnet of America. It's a good start to fixing the immense problem.
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This afternoon, Sen. Patrick Leahy introduced a bill aimed at regaining control over the NSA's dragnet of America. It's a good start to fixing the immense problem.
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On June 30th, the U.S. Supreme Court held in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby that closely held corporations with religious objections to the Affordable Care Act may refuse to provide certain reproductive...
On June 30th, the U.S. Supreme Court held in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby that closely held corporations with religious objections to the Affordable Care Act may refuse to provide certain reproductive...
Last week, the Vermont Supreme Court confirmed that police may not warrantlessly take DNA from everyone arraigned for a felony. That's great news for the Vermont Constitution.
The case...
Last week, the Vermont Supreme Court confirmed that police may not warrantlessly take DNA from everyone arraigned for a felony. That's great news for the Vermont Constitution.
The case...