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Intent to Cause Inconvenience or Annoyance

C.R.S. § 18-4-505

The mental state required for criminal tampering charges — the defendant must have acted with intent to inconvenience, disrupt, annoy, or alarm.

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What counts as criminal tampering with someone's property or utilities in Colorado?

Right Law Group's guide explains: "Criminal Tampering in Colorado: What You Need to Know In Colorado, criminal tampering refers to interfering with someone else’s property or utilities with the intent to cause inconvenience, disruption, or harm."

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