Although the House successfully overrode the governor's veto, it failed in the Senate by one vote. Senators may return on 6/18 to vote again, as one senator expressed intentions to reconsider their "no" vote.

This bill makes it easier to incarcerate people by increasing penalties for low-level thefts. 

This legislation will further criminalize drug-related offenses and charge more juveniles as adults.

New ad campaign will raise public awareness about the governor’s record on civil liberties from 2023-2024.

State cannot withhold unemployment benefits from people who use medical cannabis off-duty.

Governor Phil Scott announced yesterday that he would be sending “bold” policy proposals to legislators for consideration in the coming session

Proposal to replace and expand CRCF estimated to cost at least $71 million, likely more; additional prison construction costs could exceed $500 million