To Succeed in a Claim for Intimidation, the Plaintiff Must

question 31

Multiple Choice

To succeed in a claim for intimidation, the plaintiff must prove that

• A) the defendant gained a benefit as a result of his or her actions.
• B) the defendant threatened to commit a crime.
• C) the defendant actually committed an unlawful act against either the plaintiff or a third party.
• D) the defendant acted on behalf of the government.
• E) the defendant's intimidation caused the threatened party to act in a certain way.

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Definitions:

Capacity To Shorten

The capacity to shorten refers to the ability of muscle fibers to contract, thereby enabling movement and force production.

Multipennate

Referring to a type of muscle architecture where the muscle fibers are arranged at multiple angles in relation to the tendon, maximizing strength output.

Synergist

Muscle that works with other muscles to cause a movement.

Cause Movement

To initiate or provoke a change in position or action within a system or organism.