Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor John W. Noble has announced that he intends to retire from the bench, effective Feb. 26.
November 19, 2015 at 04:47 PM
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Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor John W. Noble has announced that he intends to retire from the bench, effective Feb. 26.
Noble on Wednesday informed Gov. Jack Markell of his plan to step down in a letter, according to a press release circulated Thursday afternoon from the Delaware judiciary.
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