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Criminal mischief in Maine is a property crime involving intentional, knowing, or reckless damage to another person’s property.

Criminal mischief Maine lawyer John Webb can help you if charged with intentionally destroying someone's property.
Title 17-A, §806 of the Maine Revised Statutes defines criminal mischief in Maine. A person commits criminal mischief if they:

  • Damage or destroy another’s property without reasonable grounds to believe they have the right to do so
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