Vermont

By 2026 Vermont not only kept human composting legal, it refined the framework to make the practice more transparent and […]

The Bottom Line Yes, self‑defense is legal in Vermont, and the state’s 2026 amendments sharpen the criteria for when force—up

The short answer is no—as of July 1 2026 Vermont’s statutes no longer authorize the death penalty, and any inmate already on

The 2026 amendment to Vermont’s alcohol statutes makes open‑container possession legal in most outdoor public venues—parks, sidewalks, and open‑air festivals—provided

The short answer: Yes, corporal punishment remains legal in Vermont after the 2026 reforms, but the new statutes narrowly define

The verdict is clear: Caesars Sportsbook is legal for Vermont residents in 2026. The Green Mountain State approved its first‑in‑nation mobile‑betting

The rapid growth of online gaming has left many Vermonters wondering whether they can legally spin the reels on FanDuel

Vermont has long stood out as the nation’s only “constitutional carry” state, allowing anyone who can legally possess a firearm

Vermont residents can legally play at DraftKings Casino in 2026, but only if they meet the state’s licensing requirements and

Online casino wagering is now legal in Vermont, but only after the 2026 amendment to the Vermont Gaming Act that

Baiting deer for hunting in Vermont is not legal under the new 2026 regulations. The state legislature tightened wildlife rules

Vermont fully legalized recreational cannabis in 2026. Adults 21 years and older can buy, possess, and consume marijuana from licensed dispensaries,

Vermont now permits horse betting, but only under the specific framework introduced by the 2026 regulatory overhaul. The new rules allow

Vermont’s physician‑assisted death (PAD) law, originally enacted in 2013, will remain in force after the 2026 statutory updates, but the

In Vermont, civilians may legally own and wear body armor, but the 2026 legislative package introduces tighter controls that limit