Criminal mischief in the first degree
Source:
Section 164.365 — Criminal mischief in the first degree, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors164.html
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Notes of Decisions
Evidence was insufficient to prove that damages in stripping bark from chittamwood trees exceeded $200 where only testimony as to damage came from property owner, his first statement was that it looked like “about $1,000 worth of damage” and he testified at trial that he could not put monetary value on the trees but sold the bark from damaged trees for $284. State v. Washburn, 53 Or App 258, 631 P2d 827 (1981), as modified by 54 Or App 64, 633 P2d 1321 (1981)
Since Bonneville Power Administration is not a public utility within meaning of ORS 757.005 (1)(a), defendants could not have been convicted of criminal mischief in first degree for destroying insulators belonging to BPA. State v. Cannon, 65 Or App 327, 671 P2d 761 (1983)
Railroad property that is so closely related to provision of transportation that injury to property would cause loss or disruption of service is used in direct service to public. State v. Wray, 243 Or App 503, 259 P3d 972 (2011)