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Both bills, if enacted, would add language to Title 11, the section of Delaware law dealing with crimes and criminal procedure.
June 19, 2020 at 02:40 PM
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Two bills involving transparency of investigative and pretrial processes for people accused of crimes were introduced Thursday in the Delaware House of Representatives.
House Bill 360 proposes requiring all interrogations of accused and detained juveniles to be recorded, while the passage of House Bill 356 would require risk-assessment evaluations for people accused of crimes to be tested for bias and publicly transparent.
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