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Calming Troubled Waters: Local Solutions In the 19th Century, the law struggled to regulate water “because the causes which govern and direct movements are so secret, occult and concealed.” Frazier v. Brown (Ohio, 1891) Today, when science has revealed the secrets of hydrology, the law remains “occult.” Federal jurisdiction over water is incomplete; the […]
This is a 3-part lunch series open to all of campus, to complement the 21 Day Racial Equity Habit Building. Students must RSVP to receive a free lunch. Conversations will loosely be structured off the email prompts provided by Food Solutions New England (the original organizers of the challenge). The intention behind these lunches […]
A panel discussion with VLS alumni to provide perspectives on being a queer legal professional: how to advocate for social justice in our lives, jobs, and our volunteer professional work. The event will be livestreamed at vermontlaw.edu/live and on the VLS Facebook page.
This event is the annual drag charity show. It is a talent show and celebration of the diverse Vermont Law School community, primarily focusing on LGBTQ students, LGBTQ community members, and allies. All the proceeds from the event will go to a Vermont charity benefiting LGBTQ youth.
This is an annual event through the student organization SPEAK. This event is a mock trial that high schools from around the state participate in and that actual judges and lawyers in Vermont volunteer their time to judge. This year we are expanding the event to facilitate more schools since interest has increased, and the Vermont […]
Come drink tea, eat some snacks, and share in a discussion with PEL and fellow students Eric and Qi!
A delegation from the Ukraine will be discussing restorative justice.
A pizza party gathering for students to learn about the General Practice Program and meet the faculty.
A party to share information regarding the GPP Certificate Program.