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Current as of January 01, 2026 | Updated by Findlaw Staff
(a) A public officer or employee of the State, including the members of any board, commission, conservation district or agency of the State, whether elected or appointed, and whether now or previously serving as such, and any contractor or volunteer performing work for the State, whose job functions include, assist, support, regulate, approve, or authorize any of the conduct authorized by this chapter are not subject to arrest, prosecution, or the denial of any right or privilege, including any criminal or civil penalty or disciplinary action by a court or occupational or professional licensing board or bureau where the conduct of the public officer or employee, contractor, or volunteer meets all of the following:
(1) The conduct arises out of or relates to activities required or authorized by this chapter.
(2) The conduct was carried out as authorized by this chapter or regulations authorized by this chapter.
(3) The conduct was carried out in good faith.
(b) A public officer or employee of the State, including the members of any board, commission, conservation district or agency of the State, whether elected or appointed, and whether now or previously serving as such, and any contractor or volunteer performing work for the State, whose job functions include, assist, support, regulate, approve, or authorize any of the conduct authorized by this chapter is entitled to the same rights and privileges set forth in §§ 3925 and 4002 of Title 10.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Delaware Code Title 4. Alcoholic Liquors and Marijuana § 1315. Protections for conduct authorized by this chapter - last updated January 01, 2026 | https://codes.findlaw.com/de/title-4-alcoholic-liquors-and-marijuana/de-code-sect-4-1315/
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