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GOVERNMENT
Delaware Laws Now
Accessible as e-Books
Staff Report
Accessing the First State’s laws is now faster and more convenient with the launch of the
Delaware Code in an e-book format.
State Registrar of Regulations Jeff Hague says the change is more than just cosmetic.
“When people visit the Delaware Code webpage, they’ll see the Code depicted as a series
of 32 volumes, each containing a different title and the state constitution. After they
download the free reader, they’ll be able to view and browse each volume just as they
would any book. You can change the way in which you want to view it and search all the
content.”
The new format can also be read on dedicated e-book readers, like Amazon’s Kindle, as
well as on tablets and smart phones with the appropriate apps.
“The other new feature is that the Code is downloadable,” Hague said. “Until now, you
had to be online to access it. Now you only need to go online once to download it. After
that, you can read it whenever it’s convenient.”
Man In Stolen Backhoe
Leads Police on ‘Chase’
Staff Report
On Saturday, January 29 at approximately
330am, Milford Police observed a
backhoe being operated on the roadway in
the area of Big Stone Beach Rd and New
Wharf Rd. When Police attempted to stop
the operator the subject refused to stop
and led police on a short chase before the
suspect fled on foot behind a farm North
of New Wharf Rd.
Police were able to identify the subject as
Willard J. Millman III,25, also known as
B.J. Millman of Milford. Millman was later located the following evening
and taken into custody w/out incident.
The Backhoe Millman was operating was found to be stolen from a
construction company in Laurel, De.
Millman was charged w/ Receiving stolen property over 1,500 dollars
and resisting arrest. He was released on 3,000 unsecured bond pending
a preliminary hearing.
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