26 Del. C. § 222
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§ Â 222. Exemption from criminal and civil liability.
Official statutory text
The following parties shall not be liable for criminal prosecution or subject to a civil action arising from the relay of any message in the course of providing, or operating, a statewide dual party relay service:
(1) A public utility providing a statewide dual party relay service (DPRS utility);
(2) Any person or entity with whom the DPRS utility has contracted for the operation of all or a part of such relay service; or
(3) Any employee or agent of a DPRS utility, and any employee of any person or entity with whom such utility has contracted.
(1) A public utility providing a statewide dual party relay service (DPRS utility);
(2) Any person or entity with whom the DPRS utility has contracted for the operation of all or a part of such relay service; or
(3) Any employee or agent of a DPRS utility, and any employee of any person or entity with whom such utility has contracted.
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