Delaware § 2503 Definition of Attorney General

Delaware Statutes

§ 2503 — Definition of Attorney General

Delaware·Title 29·Part State Offices Created by Constitution·Ch. 25 STATE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE·Subch. General Powers

Whenever “Attorney General” is referred to or designated in the Constitution, any statute, rules of any court, contract, document or usage, such reference or designation shall include any person duly appointed by the Attorney General pursuant to § 2505 of this title, except where the term “Attorney General” is immediately followed by “himself or herself” or “in person” or where the context otherwise indicates.

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Whenever “Attorney General” is referred to or designated in the Constitution, any statute, rules of any court, contract, document or usage, such reference or designation shall include any person duly appointed by the Attorney General pursuant to § 2505 of this title, except where the term “Attorney General” is immediately followed by “himself or herself” or “in person” or where the context otherwise indicates.

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