Delaware’s public housing authorities have requested an Attorney General’s opinion regarding their firearms bans, which Second Amendment legal experts say is unconstitutional. By Lee Williams Attorney General Beau Biden is being asked to decide whether the individual right to keep and bear arms guaranteed in the Delaware and U.S. Constitutions applies to people living in [...]
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CRI EXCLUSIVE: Attorney General Beau Biden asked to rule on gun bans
Posted in Beau Biden, Civil Rights, Defenseless By Decree, Second Amendment on February 25, 2010 | 2 Comments »
BREAKING NEWS: BEAU BIDEN NOT RUNNING FOR SENATE
Posted in Beau Biden on January 25, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The Caesar Rodney Institute has learned Attorney General Beau Biden will not run for his father’s Senate seat. Biden e-mailed his supporters this morning, thanking them for their support: As many of you know, since returning home from Iraq, I have been giving serious consideration to running for the United States Senate. I have received [...]
Capitol Police investigate disturbance in Legislative Hall involving Beau Biden and Brendan O’Neill
Posted in Beau Biden, Criminal Justice Reform, Transparency on January 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Heated argument over ‘Bail Bill’ included multiple ‘F-Bombs.’ By Lee Williams A meeting between the state’s top cop and its chief public defender became so heated, so loud and so profane Thursday, that a worried Senate staffer called the Capitol Police to intervene, the Caesar Rodney Institute has learned. Attorney General Beau Biden and Delaware [...]
Another accused murderer goes free in Delaware
Posted in Beau Biden, Criminal Justice Reform on January 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Attorney General’s Office lost another one. Malik S. Brown was acquitted of murder yesterday by a Wilmington jury. He had been charged with the 2008 killing of Adrian Malone.
Beau Biden supports governor’s probe of criminal justice system
Posted in Beau Biden, Criminal Justice Reform, Markell, Transparency on January 13, 2010 | 1 Comment »
From the Governor’s office: Markell Names Widener University Law School Dean Linda L. Ammons to Lead Independent Review of Delaware’s Statutory and Administrative Procedures Governing Child Abuse and Exploitation Dover, DE – Governor Jack Markell announced today that he has named Widener University School of Law Associate Provost and Dean Linda L. Ammons, Esquire to lead an [...]
Attorney General Beau Biden heads to the bunker
Posted in Beau Biden, Transparency on January 8, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The bunker mentality has taken hold at the Attorney General’s office, brought on by the public outrage and media scrutiny surrounding Dr. Earl Bradley, the accused Lewes pedophile pediatrician. Rather than stepping up and addressing the hundreds of legitimate questions surrounding Bradley’s years of alleged abuse and the subsequent half-dozen failed probes, Biden has stopped [...]
Discretion and Discipline
Posted in Beau Biden, Open Government, State Spending, Transparency on January 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Earlier this week, Lee Williams posted on this blog a story about Attorney General Beau Biden’s selection of a politically-connected law firm to defend the DPC and DPC officials in a whistel-blower lawsuit. One of the key issues raised in the post is the efficacy of hiring a private firm to do what existing state [...]
