Inhabitants of Deerfield v. Inhabitants of Greenfield

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• explaining that, 256 State v. W. V. when a statute does not define a term of common usage, “we assume that the legislature intended them to have their plain, ordinary meanings”
• interpreting second-degree criminal mis- chief statute, ORS 164.354(1)(b), to mean that if the dam- age is caused intentionally, second-degree criminal mischief does not require evidence of a specific value

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