judiciary

Judge Ben: Why the Judiciary Matters 12/16/2015

Judge Ben Joseph speaks with Vermont attorney Vanessa Kittell, on the Vermont Judiciary.

FOCUS: The Attempt to Centralize the Vermont Judiciary 12/14/2015

Judge Ben Joseph talks about how Vermonters are not getting timely access to justice. Cuts in judicial services are causing court delays state wide and a backlog of child abuse cases. Hosted by Margaret Harrington.

FOCUS: Can We Have Law Without Judges? The Crisis of Not Enough Judges in Vermont 07/29/2015

Judge Ben Joseph addresses issues impacting people in Vermont when there are no civil trial judges to hear cases, and justice is delayed, even denied. Hosted by Margaret Harrington.

FOCUS: The Effort to Close Rural Courthouses in Vermont 04/02/2015

Judge Ben Joseph, retired Vermont Superior Court judge, explains why closing courthouses and cutting judiciary services in Vermont is an ill advised plan. Hosted by Margaret Harrington.

Under the Dome: Lt. Governor Brian Dubie 12/28/2009

Host Rob Reiber speaks with Lt. Governor Brian Dubie on the year ahead and his candidacy for Vermont Governor. 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.

Under the Dome: Secretary of State Deb Markowitz 12/18/2009

Host Nick Carter speaks with Secretary of State Deb Markowitz on the year ahead and her candidacy for Vermont Governor. 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.

Solutions to Identity Theft 02/17/2005

Identity Theft Solutions

Presented by: New England Federal Credit Union, William Sorrell (VT Attorney General), and Laura Dobos (Consumer Assistance Program)

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!