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Judge bars enforcement of Delaware 'ghost gun' restrictions
A federal judge has barred Delaware from enforcing prohibitions on the manufacture and possession of homemade “ghost guns” that can’t be traced by law enforcement officials because they don’t have serial numbers
Ex-Coppin State basketball star Yarbray dies in bike crash
Former Coppin State University basketball star Larry Yarbray Sr. has died in a bicycle crash in Delaware
Judge nixes $500K punitive award against ex-prison guard
A federal judge has overturned a jury’s decision imposing $500,000 in punitive damages against a former a Delaware prison guard accused of sexually assaulting an inmate during a pat-down
Gore hired to be player advisor to PGA Tour commissioner
Jason Gore spent four years at the USGA keeping a better line of communication with players
Biden to host unity summit against hate-fueled violence
President Joe Biden will host a White House summit next month aimed at combatting a spate of hate-fueled violence in the U_S_ The Democrat is working to deliver on his campaign pledge to “heal the soul of the nation.”
Incumbent auditor trails primary challenger in fundraising
Delaware’s incumbent state auditor has raised only about half as much in campaign contributions this year as her Democratic primary challenger
Lawyer loses appeal in defamation suit over school mascot
Delaware’s Supreme Court has upheld the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit filed by a Delaware attorney who was forced to resign from his law firm after defending a Pennsylvania high school’s American Indian mascot
Judge upholds auditor effort to subpoena Medicaid records
A Superior Court judge has denied a motion by Delaware’s Department of Health and Social Services to quash a subpoena from the state auditor’s office seeking information regarding eligibility for Medicaid programs
Judge refuses to dismiss suit against DMV over vanity tag
A federal judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed against Delaware government officials who recalled a vanity license plate issued to a breast cancer survivor because of what the state transportation secretary described as a “perceived profanity.”
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