In 2018, Vermont State Trooper Jay Riggen stopped Gregory Bombard’s car – not because of a traffic violation, but because he believed Bombard had given him “the finger.”
In 2018, Vermont State Trooper Jay Riggen stopped Gregory Bombard’s car – not because of a traffic violation, but because he believed Bombard had given him “the finger.”
When it comes to identifying racial disparities in our criminal legal system, it’s like we are trying to put together a puzzle with half the pieces missing – we simply cannot see the whole picture.
When it comes to identifying racial disparities in our criminal legal system, it’s like we are trying to put together a puzzle with half the pieces missing – we simply cannot see the whole picture.
Victoria “Tori” Jones
I grew...
Victoria “Tori” Jones
I grew...
This legislative session, the ACLU of Vermont helped enact a series of historic bills that will help to shape a more inclusive, equitable,...
This legislative session, the ACLU of Vermont helped enact a series of historic bills that will help to shape a more inclusive, equitable,...
It may take days — possibly weeks — to call the winner. And that's okay.
It may take days — possibly weeks — to call the winner. And that's okay.
The ACLU of Vermont celebrates the enactment of S.124, which establishes the strongest limits in the country on law enforcement use of facial recognition technology.
The ACLU of Vermont celebrates the enactment of S.124, which establishes the strongest limits in the country on law enforcement use of facial recognition technology.