SCOV Law

SCOV Law is a blog published by SCOV Law that focuses on legal developments and case law from the Supreme Court of Vermont. It covers a range of topics including administrative law, property law, environmental law, public utility regulation, constitutional law, family law, and litigation practice. The blog provides summaries and analysis of Vermont Supreme Court decisions, often discussing procedural issues such as mootness, jurisdiction, and agency deference. It also addresses specific legal controversies like emergency housing eligibility, renewable energy project regulation, abusive litigation sanctions, bail considerations in criminal law, cannabis licensing, and environmental concerns such as invasive species control. The blog combines legal analysis with commentary on Vermont law and policy.

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I’ll take SCOV opinions for $400.By: Elizabeth Kruska

 We here at HQ decided I’d handle last week’s opinions. There were three. By the time I got to it, SCOV snuck in a fourth. I can’t tell if I’m complaining. I

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Can we have a decision about calculations without using this meme? Possibly. But why? By Andy DelaneyFriday was my birthday. SCOV issued one opinion about good-time credit and that which the Legislature giveth, the Legislature so too hath taken away…