HB 129 — Session Law

… protected and the child may best be made a useful member of society by some form of correctional treatment which the Family Court lacks power to assign; or b. Whether it is alleged death or serious personal injury was inflicted by the child upon an …

… criminal offense; or d. Whether the child has previously been subjected to any form of correctional treatment by the Family Court; or e. Whether it is alleged a dangerous instrument was used by the child; or f. Whether other participants in the sa …

… ticipants in the same offense are being tried as adult offenders. (2) The Court shall defer further proceedings in the Family Court and shall conduct a hearing to determine whether the child is amenable to the rehabilitative process of the Court: a …

… ild guilty of a lesser included crime following a trial or plea of guilty. guilty or nolo contendere unless the prior Family Court order has been reversed by the Supreme Court under subsection (e) of this section. (e) In the event the Family Court …

… Family Court order has been reversed by the Supreme Court under subsection (e) of this section. (e) In the event the Family Court finds the child is not amenable, and the child subsequently enters a plea of guilty or nolo contendere in the Superio …

… milies, upon motion of the Attorney General, or upon its own motion, the Court shall defer further proceedings in the Family Court and shall conduct a hearing to determine whether the child should be referred to the Superior Court for trial as an a …

… Court determines that there is no fair likelihood of conviction, the case shall remain within the jurisdiction of the Family Court, subject to all other provisions of this section and title. Section 2. Amend § 1011, Title 10 of the Delaware Code b …

… by strike through and insertions as shown by underline as follows: § 1011. Transfer of cases from Superior Court to Family Court. Court and appeals of denials of transfers. (e) In the event the Superior Court denies the application to transfer the …