29 Del. C. § 1123
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§ Â 1123. Free distribution with libraries.
Official statutory text
The Director of the Division of Legislative Services, or the Director’s designee, shall transmit a copy of the Session Laws and a copy of the journal of each House as soon after the books are published as practical to each of the following: The Library of Congress, the Delaware Historical Society, the Wilmington Institute Free Library, and to public law libraries within the State, 2 copies each. No agency except a public law library shall be entitled to receive gratis more than 1 copy of each book from the State, from whatever source received.
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