Question 1

If Dan tries to punch Bill, but misses and hits Jim, Dan has battered Jim because of ________ even if Dan did not know that Jim was in the area.

Accepted Answer

transferred intent

Question 2

Battery can be committed by causing an offensive contact through carelessness.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

When Jim sneezes violently, he bumps into Mary's back.&#10;A) No battery occurred because there was no apprehension.&#10;B) No battery occurred because there was no act.

Accepted Answer

B

Question 4

There is no battery if Ted is offended by George's light tap on the shoulder unless George knew Ted was unusually sensitive and would be offended by such a tap.

Accepted Answer

The answer of There is no battery if Ted is...

Question 5

At noon, Jim says to Fred, &#34;I'll be by 1 P.M. to punch you in the nose.&#34; At 1 P.M., he punches Fred as promised.&#10;A) At noon there was no battery committed because there was no act.&#10;B) At noon there was no battery committed because there was no intent.

Accepted Answer

The answer of At noon, Jim says to Fred, &#34;I'll...

Question 6

A person consists of one's body and anything ________ with the body.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A person consists of one's body and...

Question 7

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay&#10;no significant delay

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 8

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend&#10;liable for a tort one did not intend

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 9

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact&#10;an assault that leads to offensive contact

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 10

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive&#10;offending the personal dignity of an ordinary person who is not unduly sensitive

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 11

Most batterers have shallow pockets.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Most batterers have shallow pockets....

Question 12

For a battery to exist there must be an apprehension of a/an ________ contact.

Accepted Answer

The answer of For a battery to exist there must...

Question 13

Which of the following is not an element of every battery?&#10;A) causation of harmful or offensive contact&#10;B) apprehension of harmful or offensive contact&#10;C) act&#10;D) intent to cause either an imminent contact or an apprehension of one

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following is not an...

Question 14

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it&#10;one's body and anything closely associated with it

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 15

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property&#10;self-defense, defense of others, defense of property

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 16

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment&#10;a person who can pay a judgment

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 17

The same conduct can be both an assault and a battery, although they are separate torts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The same conduct can be both an...

Question 18

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body&#10;voluntary movement of the body

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 19

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent&#10;the second way to establish intent

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 20

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment&#10;without resources to pay a judgment

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 21

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement&#10;express or implied agreement

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 22

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage&#10;causing physical damage

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 23

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent&#10;not required to establish intent

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 24

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness&#10;an understanding or awareness

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Question 25

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about&#10;desire to bring something about

Accepted Answer

The Answer of intent and apprehension and motive to injure is...

Deck 3: Battery