31 Del. C. § 613
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§ Â 613. Establishment of a State Law Enforcement Bureau (SLEB).
Official statutory text
(a) The Department is designated as the State Law Enforcement Bureau (SLEB) for the purpose of coordinating food stamp trafficking interdiction activity in Delaware within the meaning of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Food and Nutrition Service’s (FNS) Regulations and Delaware’s Food Stamp Trafficking Control Act.
(b) The Department shall delegate its responsibilities pursuant to subsection (a) of this section to the Department’s Audit and Recovery Management Services (ARMS), and its successors.
(c) The Department’s Audit and Recovery Management Services (ARMS), and its successors, are hereby declared a Criminal Justice Agency within the meaning of § 8602(10) of Title 11 for the sole purpose of accessing any and all criminal history records and files maintained by the State and any subdivision thereof.
(b) The Department shall delegate its responsibilities pursuant to subsection (a) of this section to the Department’s Audit and Recovery Management Services (ARMS), and its successors.
(c) The Department’s Audit and Recovery Management Services (ARMS), and its successors, are hereby declared a Criminal Justice Agency within the meaning of § 8602(10) of Title 11 for the sole purpose of accessing any and all criminal history records and files maintained by the State and any subdivision thereof.
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