Law

Host Terry Jeroloman with guest Richard Kemp.

Step Up to Law Enforcement is a nine-week training program to prepare qualified female candidates for the Vermont Police Academy and/or careers with the Vermont Department of Corrections. Participants who successfully complete the program are supported as they apply to local police departments, the Vermont State Police and/or the Vermont Department of Corrections. New hires attend residential training at the Vermont Police Academy in Pittsford or the Department of Corrections Academy in Rutland, as paid employees of their departments. Classes begin March 2010. Please call for more information and to sign up for an information session. Contact Rachel Jolly at 802-655-8900 ext.106. Class size is limited to 12 apply now!
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Step Up to Law Enforcement is a nine-week training program to prepare qualified female candidates for the Vermont Police Academy and/or careers with the Vermont Department of Corrections. Participants who successfully complete the program are supported as they apply to local police departments, the Vermont State Police and/or the Vermont Department of Corrections. New hires attend residential training at the Vermont Police Academy in Pittsford or the Department of Corrections Academy in Rutland, as paid employees of their departments. Classes begin March 2010. Please call for more information and to sign up for an information session. Contact Rachel Jolly at 802-655-8900 ext.106. Class size is limited to 12 apply now!
Shot and Edited by Walker Run Productions walkerrunpro.com

Members of the Vermont Commission on Judicail Operations present the Commission Proposals to House Committees on Judiciary, Government Operations, and Appropriations. Under the Dome is sponsored by: Subscribers of Channel 17/Town Meeting TV; National Life Group; Fletcher Allen Health Care, Entergy Vermont Yankee and Green Mountain Power.

Cris Ericson describes new federal guidelines for Bald Eagles.  What it means to land they are inhabiting and what it means to the population of the eagles in Vermont and how the change of policy came about. If you have any questions about this video, please, contact Cris Ericson at crisericson@aceweb.com.

This documentary slidefilm relies on the experiences and opinions of local Vermonters to establish a need for citizen participation in land use planning.  Produced by John Karol for the Environmental Planning Information Center, a project of the Vermont Natural Resources Council.

Host Terry Jeroloman and guests Birdie MacLennan and Steve Norman discuss French culture and the local French community as well as landlord-tenant issues in Burlington.

Host Meghan O'Rourke is joined by Marj Bethold, Member of NARPA (National Association for Rights, Protection and Advocacy), Rights Activist, Laura Zeigler, Jim Gottstein, NARPA Board Member, and Michael Sabourin, Disability Rights Advocate, to discuss what is working and what isn't in the mental health system.

Join UVM professors Kathy Fox, Felicia Kornbluh, Stephanie Seguino, Rashad Shabazz, and Brenda Solomon and Director of Women Offenders and Family Services for the Department of Corrections Jill Evans for a panel discussion on the issues women incarcerated in Vermont and the rest of the U.S. face. Introduction by Chittenden County State's Attorney T.J. Donovan, followed by individual presentations by panelists, and an open discussion.

The University of Vermont Libraries present a lecture by Burlington-based attorney and computer forensics expert Frederick Lane about the challenges emerging technologies pose to one of our most controversial rights. Lane's American Privacy: The 400-Year History of Our Most Contested Right, set for official release later this month, was selected as the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression's book of the month. This video was produced by UVM.