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Vermont Judge Refuses to Delay Death Penalty Decision for Zizian Charged in Border Agent’s Death

CHITTENDEN COUNTY, VERMONT, JUL 22 – Judge Christina Reiss denied an extension to present mitigating evidence before the July 28 deadline in the death penalty review of Teresa Youngblut, 21, charged in a Border Patrol agent's death.

  • A federal judge in Vermont denied Teresa Youngblut's motion to extend the discovery deadline in her case concerning the death of U.S. Border Patrol agent David Maland on January 20.
  • Youngblut faces a July 28 deadline regarding the death penalty, even without a charge for a crime eligible for that punishment.
  • Her attorneys claimed the timeline imposed by the government is 'radically inadequate' and 'extraordinarily rushed.'
  • The judge expressed concern over prosecutorial procedures but emphasized that the charging decision is ultimately at the discretion of the prosecutors.
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Vermont judge refuses to delay death penalty decision for Zizian charged in border agent's death

A federal judge in Vermont has refused to delay the decision on whether a woman charged in the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent will face the death penalty.

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The Caledonian Record broke the news in on Monday, July 21, 2025.
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