The Principal Distinction Between Assault and Battery Is

question 61

Multiple Choice

The principal distinction between assault and battery is:

• A) the difference between the plaintiff knowing the defendant and not knowing the defendant
• B) the difference between the defendant intending to cause harm and not intending to cause harm
• C) the difference between the requirements of proximate cause and ultimate cause
• D) all of the other specific choices
• E) none of the other specific choices

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Definitions:

Concern-For-Others Principles

The concern-for-others principles prioritize empathy, care, and the welfare of others in decision-making and interpersonal interactions, fostering a supportive and compassionate environment.

Multimillion Dollar Bonuses

Substantial financial rewards, often given to executives or employees based on performance, exceeding several million dollars.

Hedonist Principle

is the belief that pursuit of pleasure and avoidance of pain are the highest or most important goals of human life.

Might-Equals-Right Principle

A belief that power or strength justifies moral superiority or entitlement to leadership and decision-making.