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Delaware Code Title 10. Courts and Judicial Procedure § 907. Administrative powers and duties of the Court

Current as of January 01, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

The Court shall hold meetings when and where called by the Chief Judge or, in the Chief Judge's absence, by the senior Judge on duty, but in no event less often than semiannually. By vote of a majority of its members it shall:

(1) Adopt a seal.

(2) Establish a uniform schedule of deposits, costs, and service fees.

(3) Provide for the safeguarding of the Court's records.

(4) Require employee bonds as shall seem proper.

(5) Make and publish Court rules governing policies, processes, practices, and procedures, which shall be uniform throughout the State.

(6) Publish annual reports of the Court's activities, findings, and recommendations.

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