Torts: Intentional Torts - Battery & Assault

[@vivianabarnwell]

04:09:00 "sometimes I can be confusing" Nope... Quite the opposite. i always look for THESE videos to clarify the confussion that other sources have created in my brain!

[@distillmanson8687]

Your videos have been very helpful thank you for making them

[@justintorbati723]

YOUR CONTENT IS THE BEST!!! BRAVO!

[@DaRyteJuan]

Long intro on the organization. lol. But completely thorough! Thanks. 👍🏻

[@lourdestorres9825]

Love your content! Keep it coming!!!

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

Yeah. Agree

[@studicata]

Thank you-will do!

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

So true, every source is different!!! Confusing...

[@Axs208]

Safe to assume these type of specifics don’t apply to every states law correct?

[@roben9580]

Thank you

[@mukukaevaristo1219]

You must be including case law

[@glenpontious1284]

Do you have a video on, false Arrest

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

Hitting a horse the P is riding can be battery, as well, since he is connected. Kicking your car is not battery.

[@studicata]

Thanks for adding these notes!

[@elijahatends8107]

Medically speaking a bruise is called a contusion, extra blood under the skin.

[@glenpontious1284]

How come Police cars allowed
They should be 100% unconstitutional

[@ElijahAtEndsOfEarth]

Contusion

[@sarahbahrenburg5386]

A bruise is called a contusion.