Covid-19 means justice delayed, for at least two months.

Vermont’s attorney general wants a New York data company to stop uber-surfing the web to recover photos of Vermonters - including, maybe, you.

Rutland police were justified in their October 8, 2019 shooting of Christopher Louras, 33, son of the former mayor.

Attorney General TJ Donovan thinks it’s time to tax and regulate marijuana, but health experts say it won’t stop ‘vaping’ injuries and will lead to increased mental illness among youth.

21 state attorneys general have decried the bad historical precedent being set by the House-led impeachment of Donald Trump. Vermont AG TJ Donovan was not among them.

The Brattleboro Reformer sent a reporter to cover the State of the State address and whatever else was happening in the State House yesterday – including this press conference pressing for a legal retail market for marijuana. Like last year, there’s a strong push for legalization. But questions about taxation, municipal choice, and public safety persist.

Some lawmakers are getting tired of hearing Attorney General TJ Donovan tell Vermonters they can’t look at public records without paying an arm and a leg, and then saying the law is to blame. So they may try to make the intent of the law more clear.

“There’s no point in having rules and regulations if they’re not going to be enforced,” Attorney Donovan explained his filing suit against a large Berkshire farm for allegedly not obtaining the necessary permits to operate a manure pit. Penalties can be as much as $85,000 per violation and $42,500 per day.

Plenty of senior state officials – including Attorney General TJ Donovan – knew about allegations of sexual abuse of female inmates and staff before the story surfaced earlier this month, according to a Seven Days report.

A Burlington doctor and a retired Superior Court judge ensured that not all of the discussion about retail cannabis was positive and enthusiastic at Contois Auditorium in Burlington Thursday. Dr. Catherine Antley reminded the crowd that the marijuana industry’s business plan depends on recruiting heavy users at a young age.