Rule 5.2. Manner of notice
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Delaware Court Rules › Family Court › Family Court Criminal Rules › Del. Fam. Ct. Crim. R. 5.2
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(a) Notice after service of process. When a person charged has been properly served with process
or has appeared before any court of this State or a Commissioner for any offense or
complaint, it shall be sufficient that notice of further proceedings be mailed to the last known
address with a copy to the bondsman, if any.
(b) Notices. Notice of the time, date and place of any proceeding shall be (1) given in Court, or
(2) sent by ordinary first-class mail to the last known addresses of the parties, or (3) served
personally, or (4) communicated in such other manner as this Court may direct. If any party
to a proceeding is represented by counsel who has entered an appearance in that proceeding,
copies of all notices given to the party shall also be given to counsel.
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