Hate Crime Injunction Overturned

The Vermont Supreme court has overturned a hate crime injunction against a man who has been accused of harassing his neighbor. An injunction was previously granted against Daniel Madden who was convicted in 2006 of cutting down and vandalizing trees belonging to his neighbor, as well as making racist remarks. The injunction that has been overturned had stated that Madden could not come within 300 feet of the neighbor or his property. It was overturned at the Supreme Court said there was not sufficient evidence for this.     

It's important that you understand the seriousness of hate crime charges as they can result in heavy fines and possible jail time among other consequences. You need to know how to handle your case and protect your rights during this difficult time. You do not have to suffer if your matter is resolved in the best way possible. By employing assistance with your case, you will be able to move forward with your life. If you or someone you know is facing hate crime charges then it is in your best interest to work with a criminal defense attorney who will be able to help you settle this matter. By working with a defense lawyer, you will have your rights protected throughout this process. You can count on a defense attorney to always have your best interest in mind while dealing with court proceedings. Please take some time today to contact a criminal defense lawyer and begin discussing your case.