Looks like in Ohio the thresholds are: - 0 to $999: misdemeanor - 1K: 5th-degree felony - 7.5K-150K: 4th-degree felony - 150K+: 3th-degree felony But what

Looks like in Ohio the thresholds are: - 0 to $999: misdemeanor - 1K: 5th-degree felony - 7.5K-150K: 4th-degree felony - 150K+: 3th-degree felony But what I found interesting is - They aren't automatically inflation adjusted, it has to be manually adjusted by legislation. Which hasn't been done since 2011 meaning that in 2026 terms it would be $1.5K~ for a 5th-degree felony for like-for-like level of damage. Kind of nuts how a poorly written law can increase the number of felonies just due to inflation alone. Although a lot of things aren't automatically inflation adjusted (e.g. minimum wage), and I think commonly it is on purpose rather than an accident. They WANT harsher sentences for relative low crimes.