Vermont Law School alum proposes a federal law to curb spread of invasive ... - vtdigger.org

Vermont Law School alum proposes a federal law to curb spread of invasive ... vtdigger.org by Press Release | February 3, 2012 SOUTH ROYALTON, VT –– Following a federal study released Monday showing pythons' devastating impact on the Everglades, a new study by a Vermont Law School alumnus proposes a detailed comprehensive federal law to ...

New VT Law School course to show legal ropes to utility executives - vtdigger.org

New VT Law School course to show legal ropes to utility executives vtdigger.org by Press Release | February 2, 2012 SOUTH ROYALTON, VT –– Vermont Law School will offer a unique new course this summer designed to help senior electric utility executives gain a better understanding of the legal basics critical to operating an ...

Priest abuse lawsuit erodes religious freedom, Vermont diocese claims - BurlingtonFreePress.com

Priest abuse lawsuit erodes religious freedom, Vermont diocese claims BurlingtonFreePress.com Cheryl Hanna, a Vermont Law School professor and constitutional scholar, said the diocese will have an uphill battle trying to persuade Sessions to agree with its stance. “I know of no jurisdiction that has recognized that argument,” she said referring ... and more »

VT Law School raises record $15.3 million in capital campaign - vtdigger.org

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VT Law School raises record $15.3 million in capital campaign vtdigger.org by Press Release | January 26, 2012 SOUTH ROYALTON, VT –– Vermont Law School has surpassed its goal of $15 million for the Campaign for Vermont Law School, with total gifts and commitments currently totaling $15.3 million. Vermont Law School raises record $15.3 million in capital campaignVermont Biz (press release) Vt. Law School fundraising exceeds $15M goal, hopes to raise moreThe Republic all 5 news articles »

In Vt., an attorney general's losses raise doubts - Fox News

In Vt., an attorney general's losses raise doubts Fox News "The state now has sort of a reputation in the 2nd Circuit and the Supreme Court of not having their act together," said Patrick Parenteau, a former state commissioner of environmental conservation who is now a professor at Vermont Law School. and more »