Criminal Mischief
Criminal Mischief, C.R.S. 18-4-501
Criminal mischief is when there has been damage done to the property of another or the shared property of the accused person and the alleged victim. The elements of criminal mischief are:
1. A person knowingly,
2. Damages property of another person, including shared property
The value of the property damaged will determine what level of crime is charged.
Cummings & Petrone, LLP is experienced in the handling Criminal Mischief and other related criminal charges. Contact them today at 970-484-2217 or schedule your free consultation.
Criminal mischief is when there has been damage done to the property of another or the shared property of the accused person and the alleged victim. The elements of criminal mischief are:
1. A person knowingly,
2. Damages property of another person, including shared property
The value of the property damaged will determine what level of crime is charged.
- Damage to property less than $500 = Class 2 Misdemeanor
- Damage to property between $500 - $1000 = Class 1 Misdemeanor
- Damage to property between $1000 - $20,0000 = Class 4 Felony
- Damage to property between $20,000 and above = Class 3 Felony
Cummings & Petrone, LLP is experienced in the handling Criminal Mischief and other related criminal charges. Contact them today at 970-484-2217 or schedule your free consultation.