Delaware § 9615 Agency use of designated address

Delaware Statutes

§ 9615 — Agency use of designated address

Delaware § 9615

JurisdictionDelaware

Title11

PartSpecial Programs

Ch. 96PROTECTION OF WITNESSES AND CRIME VICTIMS

Subch.Address Confidentiality Act

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Del. Code tit. 11, § 9615 (2026).

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Federal, state and local government agencies shall accept the substitute address designated on a valid program participation card issued to the program participant by the Program as the program participant’s address except when any of the following apply:

(1)When the federal, state or local government agency has been granted a waiver pursuant to § 9617 of this title.

(2)When the program participant is any of the following: a. A released offender complying with pretrial supervision, probation or parole or similar requirements imposed by any other jurisdiction. b. A convicted sexual offender who has fulfilled the offender’s sentence but must register the offender’s community residence as required under § § 4120-4121 of this title or any similar registration requirement imposed by any o

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Federal, state and local government agencies shall accept the substitute address designated on a valid program participation card issued to the program participant by the Program as the program participant’s address except when any of the following apply:

(1) When the federal, state or local government agency has been granted a waiver pursuant to § 9617 of this title.

(2) When the program participant is any of the following:

a. A released offender complying with pretrial supervision, probation or parole or similar requirements imposed by any other jurisdiction.

b. A convicted sexual offender who has fulfilled the offender’s sentence but must register the offender’s community residence as required under § § 4120-4121 of this title or any similar registration requirement imposed by any other jurisdiction.