Turkish, was detained by masked and plainclothes officers on a street near her apartment last month. Her attorneys asked a federal judge in Vermont to release her on bail or have her transferred back ...

As his trial enters its fifth week, Serhat Gumrukcu testified in his own defense this week, denying the charges that could send him to jail for the rest of his life if convicted.

Our Spring Member Drive ends Friday at midnight. In the spirit of transparency, we’re still facing a significant gap of $84,618 to reach our goal. But right now, every single donation will be TRIPLED ...

In a lengthy missive from the Allegany County Detention Center, former Vermont resident Michelle Zajko denied murdering her parents and sought to correct what she saw as inaccurate media reports.

SOUTH ROYALTON — Vermont Law and Graduate School President Rodney Smolla is stepping down from his leadership role later this year to return to writing and teaching. On July 1, law school dean Beth ...

One prominent immigration attorney in Vermont who represents people detained by federal authorities said he wants his clients as close to home as possible, even if that means allowing ICE to use the ...

As health care costs rise in Vermont, survivors are more vulnerable to accruing medical debt as a direct result of abuse.

The detainment of these students has shown us that the rights all of us enjoy and hold sacred are under attack.

Brett Stokes, director of the Center for Justice Reform Clinic at the Vermont Law and Graduate School, works with many people detained by immigration authorities in Vermont. He said that “in a perfect ...

Gov. Scott, you once stepped up to be an admirable leader we all could respect during the pandemic, when failed and misguided federal actions threatened the lives of every Vermonter. We urgently need ...

Three-dozen communities and counting — from Westmore, population 357, to Burlington, population 44,743 — are reaping a collective $50 million-plus annually through a 1% charge on some combination of ...

The memorandum of understanding allows the federal government to hold immigration detainees at the state’s six prisons.