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“Never” Means Never, and “Openly” Means Publicly: Delaware Supreme Court Clarifies the § 8-607(b)(1)(b) Exception to the Two-Year Parentage Limitations Period Introduction In Kelly Oscar and Jack...
No Recantation, No Brady: Delaware Supreme Court Holds That a Victim’s “Drop the Charges” Affidavit Is Not a Recantation and Reaffirms That DNA Is Not Required to Sustain a Rape Conviction...
Internal Projections That Pre-Date a Solicitation and Fall Within a Disclosed Range Are Not Material Omissions Delaware Supreme Court affirms dismissal in Van den Wildenberg v. Sign‑Zone, refining...
Interpreter Ambiguity, Written Translations, and Anders/Rule 26(c) Review Clarified: Muniz‑Rodriguez v. State Introduction In Muniz‑Rodriguez v. State, No. 120, 2025 (Del. Oct. 14, 2025), the...
No Duty to Disclose Zoning; County Website Errors and Bidder Mistake Are Not “Irregularities” Permitting Rescission of Delaware Sheriff’s Sales Introduction In 248 Glenn Cove CP, LLC v. Delva...
Visitation Alone Does Not Defeat “Failure to Plan” in Termination of Parental Rights: Delaware Supreme Court Affirms TPR Where Parent Declines Case-Plan Services and Lacks Capacity for Medically...
Miller v. State: Misstated Felony Class at Plea Is Not Plain Error When the Substantive Charge Matches the Reindictment and the Defendant Receives a Substantial Benefit; Remand for Possible Sentence...
No Presumption of Juror Misconduct from Non‑Daily Admonitions; Smith’s Jury‑Admonition Guidelines Reaffirmed and Modernized — Ushery v. State (Del. 2025) Introduction In Ushery v. State (Del. Sept....
Clarifying § 1103(a)(9) and Rule 26.1(c) in Delaware TPR Appeals: Medical Examiner Evidence Can Establish “Unexplained Death or Serious Injury,” and Documentation Gaps Sustain “Failure to Plan”...
Delaware Supreme Court Clarifies the “Of-and-Concerning” Test and Statute-of-Limitations Tolling for Digital-Age Defamation and Privacy Claims Commentary on John Paul Mac Isaac v. Politico LLC, 319...
Delaware Supreme Court Extends Rite Aid’s “Specific-and-Individualized Injury” Test to Property Damage and Endorsements Introduction In In re CVS Opioid Insurance Litigation, No. 482, 2024 (Aug. 18,...
Scarborough Refined: Delaware Supreme Court Clarifies Strickland-Prejudice Analysis for Missed Plea-Withdrawal Motions Introduction In Smith v. State, No. 179, 2024 (Del. Aug. 14, 2025), the Supreme...
“Only the Named Insured May Exhaust the SIR” – Delaware Supreme Court’s Definitive Guidance in In Re Aearo Technologies LLC Insurance Appeals 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Delaware, sitting en...
Zimmer v. Nichols: Delineating Temporal Boundaries for Equitable Fee-Shifting in Delaware Family Litigation Introduction Zimmer v. Nichols, decided by the Supreme Court of Delaware on 11 August 2025,...
Stevens v. State: Expert Testimony as a Sufficient Foundation for LC-MS/MS Blood-Toxicology Evidence Introduction In Stevens v. State, the Supreme Court of Delaware addressed whether the State must...
The “Brewster Rule”: Exceptions Remain a Mandatory Prerequisite to Appellate Review After the 2024 Amendments to Court of Chancery Rule 144 1. Introduction In In the Matter of Rolf D. Brewster, a...
Gustave v. State — Clarifying Jury Access to a Defendant’s Recorded Admissions and the Threshold for Mistrial/New-Trial Relief after Exhibit Errors Introduction Gustave v. State, No. 382, 2024 (Del....