Gov. Jack Markell this morning has announced that Natalie J. Haskins, an assistant public defender and longtime child advocate, is his choice to serve on the Delaware Family Court, replacing Judge Alan Cooper, who died last month.
November 18, 2015 at 12:53 AM
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Gov. Jack Markell this morning has announced that Natalie J. Haskins, an assistant public defender and longtime child advocate, is his choice to serve on the Delaware Family Court, replacing Judge Alan Cooper, who died last month.
The General Assembly is scheduled to meet in a special session Nov. 30 to consider Haskins’ nomination.
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