An Act to Amend Title 10 of the Delaware Code Relating to Family Court's Criminal Jurisdiction.
It became law on Sep 14.
- Stage
- Became law
- Started in
- House
- Latest action
- Sep 14
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What it does
This Act clarifies and refines the criminal jurisdiction of Family Court. First, this Act alters the definition of “family” by removing the requirement that both parties be residents of this state. Second, this Act provides concurrent criminal jurisdiction in Family Court and the Court of Common Pleas for certain criminal offenses where the parentage of a child in common is in dispute. Finally, this Act provides Family Court and the Court of Common Pleas with concurrent criminal jurisdiction over non-felony, adult criminal cases that include charges that fall within both Family Court’s and Court of Common Pleas’ jurisdiction. This Act requires a greater than majority vote for passage…
Where it goes next
Law in Delaware. Agencies now write the rules that carry it out, and courts can stay or strike it.
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Who is involved
- Claire Snyder-HallLead sponsor
- Cyndie RomerLead sponsor
- Krista GriffithLead sponsor
- Mara GormanLead sponsor
- Nicole PooreLead sponsor
Sponsors
The lawmakers who put their names on it, lead sponsors first.
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