DE HB204

Amends Delaware criminal impersonation statute (§ 907, Title 11) to explicitly clarify that impersonating a fictitious person is illegal, not just real persons.

Adds language "whether real or fictitious" to the definition of criminal impersonation to include impersonating imaginary or made-up individuals.

Maintains criminal impersonation as a class A misdemeanor offense with the same penalties as current law.

Responds to a 2019 Superior Court ruling (Evans v. State) that held criminal impersonation required proof of impersonating an actual living person, contrary to prior understanding of Delaware law.