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Alex_Xolod [135]
3 years ago
5

Don was standing in a cafeteria line holding a plate. Tim was upset with Don. Tim turned Don around and grabbed the plate out of

Don's hand. Tim then held the plate up and threatened to break it over Don's head. Tim has committed O
a. a battery, but not an assault.
b. an assault, but not a battery.
c. neither an assault nor a battery.
d.both an assault and a battery.
Business
1 answer:
mariarad [96]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Letter d is correct.<u> Both an assault and a battery.</u>

Explanation:

Assault is an attempt by one person to harm another, that is, it is an intentional attempt to use force or violence to threaten or injure others.

Battery corresponds to an offensive touch on another person without your consent. To configure a battery situation, there must be an intentional touch harmful to another person or of an offensive nature, and touch without consent.

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