Smalls' May 1 departure after 27 years on the bench will leave the Court of Common Pleas one of two Delaware courts with its lead judicial position vacant.
January 06, 2021 at 05:10 PM
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Chief Judge Alex J. Smalls is set to step down from the Delaware Court of Common Pleas this spring, having submitted a letter of resignation to Gov. John Carney this week.
Smalls’ May 1 departure after 27 years on the bench will leave the Court of Common Pleas one of two Delaware courts with its lead judicial position vacant.
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