Privileges

Question 1

Fraud as to a collateral matter ________ negate consent

Answer 1

does not; Because the nature of the touching does not change by the fraud.

Question 2

As to the essential character of the act itself fraud negates _______

Answer 2

consent.

Question 3

Is harm determined subjectively or objectively?

Answer 3

Subjectively

Question 4

Are you liable for all the unintended consequences of an intentional tort?

Answer 4

Yes.

Question 5

Does transferred intent work with intentional infliction of emotional distress?

Answer 5

No.

Question 6

You are privileged to use reasonable force to defend yourself or a third person from a threatened battery

Answer 6

Self-defense

Question 7

The defense should be proportional to the risk present from

Question 8

Threats of future harm can be used for self-defense

Answer 8

False

Question 9

Self Defense elements

Answer 9

1) Defendant must reasonably believe that force is necessary to protect against imminent or ongoing battery.
2) The amount of force used by the Defendant was reasonable under the circumstances. (Force has to be proportional.)

Question 10

Deadly force can be used to defend property

Answer 10

false; One can only use deadly force when defending one’s property. when one expects, reasonably, that imminent bodily harm.

Question 11

Once the battery ends, your claim of self-defense ends.

Answer 11

True. AKA no cheap shots once the imminent or ongoing battery has ended.