Relevant evidence is generally allowed in Vermont criminal trials. Irrelevant evidence is not allowed. Criminal defendants want to understand and participate in their defense strategy, including planning the presentation of…
In Vermont you can be charged for leaving the scene of accident if you do not stop and provide your name, residence, license number and the name of the owner…
If you are a Montana driver that is charged with a DUI in Vermont please contact one of the experienced attorneys at Burke Law today. We offer free, confidential case…
When a criminal defendant is convicted and sentenced in Vermont he or she may be given a suspended jail sentence in exchange for being put on a term of probation.…
Discovery is an important part of the criminal defense process in Vermont. After a defendant is arraigned the prosecutor must produce copies of (or provide access to) the specific evidence…