Larson v. Gibson

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed a two-year protection-from-abuse order after concluding that Larson failed to preserve his constitutional vagueness and related challenges, and that his remaining evidentiary, procedural, notice, and factual arguments did not warrant relief. The Court held that the Family Court properly reviewed the commissioner's decisions de novo, and that its findings of abuse were supported by the record and were not clearly wrong.