10 Del. C. § 910
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§ Â 910. Director of Treatment Services; qualification; duties.
Official statutory text
There shall be a Director of Treatment Services who shall possess an earned postgraduate degree in either criminology, and/or corrections, sociology, psychology, social work, or social sciences; and shall have had experience in administration and counseling in a judicial or correctional agency. Under the Chief Judge’s supervision, the Director shall:
(1) Be secretary to the Court in matters that pertain to the Court’s counseling services;
(2) Direct the Court’s counseling services and personnel;
(3) With the Administrator, integrate into 1 harmonious whole the judicial, social, legal, clerical and administrative services of the Court;
(4) Direct the clerical and stenographic personnel who are assigned to work with the counseling personnel;
(5) Develop and maintain a training program for counseling of personnel;
(6) Perform all duties prescribed by the Chief Judge.
(1) Be secretary to the Court in matters that pertain to the Court’s counseling services;
(2) Direct the Court’s counseling services and personnel;
(3) With the Administrator, integrate into 1 harmonious whole the judicial, social, legal, clerical and administrative services of the Court;
(4) Direct the clerical and stenographic personnel who are assigned to work with the counseling personnel;
(5) Develop and maintain a training program for counseling of personnel;
(6) Perform all duties prescribed by the Chief Judge.
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