Delaware · Delaware Code — Title 11, Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Del. Code (Title 11) § 1339: Adulteration; class G felony; class E felony; class A felony
What this law says, in plain English
A person commits adulteration by intentionally adding a harmful substance to another substance with intent to cause death, injury, or illness, or by distributing such adulterated substances. The offense ranges from class G to class A felony depending on whether it causes injury or death.
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