by Joseph Gresser
NEWPORT — A panel that included two Vermont Supreme Court Justices visited the Orleans County Courthouse here on May 10. They were making the eleventh stop on a tour slated to stop in all 14 counties for the purpose of discussing how the state’s judicial system can be made more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.
The two co-chairs of the Vermont Judiciary Commission on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Vermont Chief Justice Paul Reiber and Associate Justice Nancy Waples, were in the building’s main courtroom, seated at a long table. With them were Chief Superior Court Judge Thomas Zonay and Scott Griffith, chief of planning and court services for the state judiciary.
A local commission member, Julie Bronson who heads court operations in Orleans County was present but not seated with the others. ..
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