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Gov. Matt Meyer continues his marathon of summer bill signings with six pieces of legislation from the House and four from the Senate, all of which make various changes to Delaware’s criminal justice and public safety system.
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The House Judiciary Committee clears a slate of criminal justice bills before heading into a one-week recess.
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Georgetown's police chief said his department has outgrown their current building.
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Gov. John Carney signed a stack of bills advancing criminal justice reform in the First State.
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House lawmakers passed two criminal justice reform bills last week. State Rep. Nnamdi Chukwuocha’s (D-Wilmington) bill prevents children under 12 from…
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Advocates and lawmakers in Delaware are pushing for legislation to create a system for automatic expungement of criminal records.The ACLU of Delaware is…
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Gov. John Carney’s campaign sent a cease and desist letter to TV stations airing an ad created by the Citizens for Transparency and Accountability.…
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The ACLU of Delaware is calling on the state to “reinvent” its probation system. The Department of Correction says this is not necessary.A report released…
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In the wake of the killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, Delaware’s Office of Defense Services created two new positions. The…
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The ACLU of Delaware is pushing for more changes to the state’s criminal justice system.First State lawmakers passed 11 bills related to criminal justice…