Arraignments and all non-emergency hearings in Vermont courts were postponed since early March, but administrators in Vermont courts, while waiting for the order of judicial emergency in response to the pandemic to be lifted, implemented a new court filing system on April 20. Since then, courts in Windham, Windsor, and …
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Some of the needs people experience can be met individually from their own resources. However, there are also other needs whose individualized satisfaction is not possible, but that must be met collectively instead by joining forces through collective contribution. This contribution is made mainly through the payment of taxes, in …
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Due to the multiple conversations revolving around the topic, we decided to compile a post about police brutality. Further on, we’ll explain the basics of it as well as what can individuals do when something like that happens to them. So, keep your eyes open and take notes! What Is …
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