Dog Panel Hearing Raises Legal Issues
ANALYSIS by: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer Major legal issues regarding the policies, operating procedures, standards, training and powers of Delaware Animal Control officers were raised at the...
View ArticleUSG Offers Redress for NO-Fly Listees
By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer No longer will persons on the infamous DHS/TSA NO-Fly List be legally left “hanging in the air”. The US Government, in response to legal challenges, has revised its...
View ArticleFirst State Animal Shelter Terminates Public Animal Control Contracts
By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer The Board of Directors of the First State Animal Shelter and SPCA (formerly known as the Kent County SPCA) has voted (14-1) on Monday, July 13 to terminate all...
View ArticleFirst State Animal Shelter/SPCA Proposes Public Contract Extensions
Controversy Remains By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer In an apparent change of strategy, First State Animal Shelter/SPCA Director, Kevin Usilton, has proposed a one-year extension (to June 30, 2016)...
View ArticleNorfolk Southern Opposes SB-135
By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer In light of increased rail shipments of Canadian crude oil to the Delaware City refinery, the Delaware General Assembly has passed SB 135, designed to limit...
View ArticleGovernor Markell Signs Locomotive Idling Regulation Bill
By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer Delaware Governor, Jack Markell, has signed SB-135, a bill aimed at restricting nonessential locomotive idling into law, earlier this afternoon. The Governor’s Press...
View ArticleExperts File Amicus Brief in Marshall Islands Nuclear Non-Proliferation Case...
By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer On 4/24/2014, the Republic of the Marshall Islands filed an Application Instituting Proceedings Against the United States before the International Court of Justice...
View ArticleGovernor Vetoes HB 130: Sexual Contact Legislation
By: Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer Delaware Governor Jack Markell, on strongly-worded legal and constitutional grounds, has vetoed HB 130, bill that would have made sexual contact between consenting...
View ArticleCity of Dover Accepts Resignation of Former Officer Webster
Resignation of Cpl. Thomas Webster 2-23-16 Posted on February 23, 2016 by Dover Police Department FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE In accordance with a negotiated separation from employment, former Dover Police...
View ArticleVP Biden Addresses Georgetown University
Wolf von Baumgart, Staff Writer Vice President Joe Biden addressed the Georgetown University Law School on the impact of the US Senate’s apparent failure to act on the President’s proposed Supreme...
View ArticleGuest Opinion by Judson Bennett on recent Elting v. Shawe
Are American Freedoms being compromised by an omnipotent judicial system? Do arrogant judges set legal precedent that affect the American dream? Chief Chancellor Excuses Potential Fraud and Could Force...
View Article18 U.S. Code § 793 – Gathering, transmitting or losing defense information
Here is the federal statute of primary bearing in the Hilary Clinton personal e-mail investigation: 18 U.S. Code § 793 – Gathering, transmitting or losing defense information18 U.S. Code § 793 –...
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