Julie Kalish
CommentatorJulie Kalish is a Vermont attorney and Lecturer at Dartmouth College in the Institute for Writing and Rhetoric. She is a board member for Vermont ACLU. She lives in Norwich.
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I was at the Green Mountain Film Festival last weekend. Living an hour away, I tend to say I鈥檒l go more often than I do, but the Vermont ACLU was鈥�
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You didn鈥檛 hear a lot from me in 2016. I mostly write about the law, specifically the Supreme Court. I look for connections to Vermont and share my鈥�
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The United States Supreme Court has begun its new term. And, in just a few weeks, they鈥檝e heard arguments in three different cases involving racial bias鈥�
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In June, the Supreme Court decided Utah v. Strieff, a case that questioned whether evidence found after an unconstitutional search could still be admitted鈥�
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Whole Woman鈥檚 Health v. Hellerstedt was the Supreme Court鈥檚 first major decision in 24 years to clarify the constitutional right to abortion. The last鈥�
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For many schools, now, graduation has come and gone. But, I teach at Dartmouth, where the academic schedule pushes graduation well into June. So my days鈥�
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Last week the United States Supreme Court declined an appeal from a 7th Circuit ruling upholding an assault weapons ban in Highland Park, Illinois. Put鈥�
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The Vermont Senate took a step closer to ousting an embattled member of its body Monday when Caledonia Sen. Joe Benning drafted a resolution to expel鈥� -
A lot鈥檚 been said about the case of Norm McAllister, the Vermont Senator arrested in May for sexual assault. Although press coverage died down over the鈥�
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It鈥檚 not often that a case from Vermont makes it to the United States Supreme Court. But, this year, the Justices will hear a dispute from Vermont over鈥�
