Delaware · Delaware Code — Title 11, Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Del. Code (Title 11) § 251: Proof of state of mind required unless otherwise provided; strict liability
What this law says, in plain English
This statute establishes rules for proving criminal mens rea (state of mind) in Delaware. It requires proof of the required state of mind for most offenses, but permits strict liability for violations and certain statutory offenses without proving intent.
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