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The Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2025, and the Department of Justice launched a new tool to help consumers, parents, and businesses navigate the impending guidelines.
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The Delaware Department of Justice’s white collar criminal unit is reviewing data from the auditor’s office that alerted potential non-compliance with grant money given to Code Purple.
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In a 4-3 decision made at 2:45 a.m. Wednesday morning, the Christina Board of Education voted to place Superintendent Dan Shelton on administrative leave in addition to not renewing his contract.
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After the DOJ found the city violated FOIA in the hiring process, the mayor and Board of Commissioners held a public forum on the city manager position.
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The Delaware Attorney General rules the Association of Coastal Towns violated FOIA requirements and must act as a public body.
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A University of Delaware student – now banned from campus – is charged with a hate crime after a vandalism incident.
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Delaware joins five other states in alleging Amneal, the largest opioid manufacturer from 2006 to 2019, failed to report suspicious customer orders as required by federal law.
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A pastor in Sussex County has been charged with 10 felony counts of dealing child pornography.
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As Valentine’s Day is over, and if you made a connection with someone new especially online, Delaware’s Department of Justice advises caution as romance scams are on the rise.
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Gov. John Carney's FY25 budget plan did not include money for additional victim service specialists in the Department of Justice, but the Joint Finance Committee is reconsidering.