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…

If you do not agree with the sentence imposed by the judge in a Vermont criminal case you have some options.  You can appeal your Vermont criminal conviction or sentence…

Exculpatory evidence is evidence favorable to the defendant in a criminal trial that exonerates or tends to exonerate the defendant of guilt. It is the opposite of inculpatory evidence, which tends…

Yes, criminal court proceedings are audio recorded in Vermont. We do not have a stenographer in the courtroom, but you can obtain a copy of the audio or a order…

If you have a Colorado driver’s license but are charged with a DUI in Vermont you should contact an experienced DUI attorney. Colorado has strict DUI laws. Your Colorado license…

24 hour curfew is a condition of release in Vermont that requires a defendant to reside and stay at a specific residence 24 hours a day with very limited exceptions.…