Mentions of “SUPERIOR COURT” — 9 found on pages 6, 7, 9, 11, 12
… , ordinance, or regulation, and the case is terminated in favor of the accused, the person may file a petition in the Superior Court in the county where the case was terminated, disposed of or concluded setting forth the relevant facts and requesting …
Open p.6 ↗… offense where mandatory expungement pursuant to § 4373 of this title applies, such person must file a petition in Superior Court pursuit to this section. Eligibility. Upon petition to the appropriate court designated in subsection (c) of this se …
Open p.7 ↗… f the charges or convictions were not disposed of in Family Court, a petition under this section must be filed in the Superior Court for the county where the most recent case was terminated. (d) Jurisdiction and authority. Where an expungement petit …
Open p.7 ↗… ent case was terminated. (d) Jurisdiction and authority. Where an expungement petition properly before the Family or Superior Court is granted, the expungement order applies to any record, including arrest records, relating to any charge in that cas …
Open p.7 ↗… court or law-enforcement agency in this State. (b) (e) After the petition requesting expungement is filed with the Superior Court or Family Court, the petitioner shall cause a copy of the petition to be served upon the Attorney General, who may f …
Open p.7 ↗… ed blood alcohol concentration or while impaired by drugs, pursuant to § 4177M of Title 21. [Repealed.] (h) (j) The Superior Court and Family Court shall establish a reasonable fee schedule for the filing of a petition of expungement pursuant to …
Open p.9 ↗… of this title or any other law to the contrary, any person filing a motion under paragraph (j)(2) of this section in Superior Court or Family Court may also seek in that Page 12 of 17 motion expungement of the criminal record related to such con …
Open p.11 ↗… section may, upon the Court of Common Pleas' entry of an order granting the motion to vacate, file a petition in the Superior Court s eeking expungement of the criminal record related to such conviction and attaching to the petition a certified copy …
Open p.12 ↗