February 9, 2023 e-EDITION
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Judge Jennifer Barrett faces unusual opposition in Senate confirmation hearing
Two defense attorneys levied sharp criticism of Barrett before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday. Testimony was cut short, so she is expected to offer her response to lawmakers next week.
Judge declines to block appointment of Orleans County state’s attorney
A Northeast Kingdom defense attorney had sought to prevent Farzana Leyva from being sworn in to a four-year term as county prosecutor. But Superior Court Judge Daniel Richardson declined to take immediate action.
True Romance: Behind the scenes of the perfect Vermont wedding
The engagement ring may arrive with the dessert—or the wedding ring could be Grandma’s. The photographer hides beyond a waterfall near the hiking trail, or the relatives in South America
Governor Phil Scott Appoints Farzana Leyva Orleans County State’s Attorney
Governor Phil Scott on Monday announced the appointment of Farzana Leyva, of Westfield, as Orleans County state’s attorney.
Two more suspects plead not guilty in St. Johnsbury murder case
34-year-old Rafael Rodriguez pleaded not guilty to the murder of Israel Jimenez Lugo in December, after allegedly shooting Lugo during a robbery.
Arraignments held for St. Johnsbury murder suspects
Arraignments were held in St. Johnsbury Wednesday afternoon after four suspects were arrested on Tuesday in connection to the murder of 49-year-old Israel Lugo Jimenez.
4 suspects arrested in deadly St. Johnsbury shooting; 1 accused of 1st-degree murder
The four people were charged in connection with a drug robbery and fatal shooting last month of 49-year-old Israel Jimenez Lugo, according to Vermont State Police.
Vermont state trooper suspected of stealing Rolex from evidence room
DiGenova showed the Rolex to another trooper and had the watch appraised by a Burlington jeweler, who reportedly told him it was worth $14,000, the court documents said.
‘Innocent coincidence’ led to Vt. trooper’s suspension, lawyer says
A Vermont trooper has been suspended while detectives conduct an investigation into items missing from an evidence storage room. His lawyer says an "innocent coincidence" led to the accusations.
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