Delaware Code § 11-1240

Terroristic threatening of public officials or public servants; class G felony
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(a) A person is guilty of terroristic threatening of a public official or public servant when the person threatens to commit any crime
likely to result in death or in serious injury to a public official or public servant during or because of the public official's or public servant's
exercise of the official's or servant's official functions.
(b) "Public official or public servant" includes any elected official, appointed official, officer or employee of the State or any political
subdivision thereof, any judge or other judicial officer, any person participating as a juror, or any person acting as an advisor, contractor
or consultant in performing a governmental function. "Public official or public servant" shall include persons who are candidates for
office or who have been elected to office, but who have not yet assumed office. For the purposes of this section "public official or public
servant" also includes any person who formerly held a position as a public official or public servant.
(c) Terroristic threatening of a public official or public servant is a class G felony.

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