He stole the doll, clearly. Then when he damaged it, instead of informing the prospective buyer, he hired a israeliteeler to repair it, but that defrauds the buyer who believes it's a pristine item.
Assault I think it when he purposely bumped into someone. Pretty sure he did at some point.
>No, assault, battery is the worse one
You're wrong. Bumping into someone is battery because it involves the unconsented touching of another. Assault is merely an intentional act that puts another person in reasonable apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact. Unless he made the person reasonably apprehensive of imminent contact before said contact there would be no assault, and even if there were assault the bumping into the person would mean it's assault and battery.
10 months ago
Anonymous
No, you are wrong and you are getting your information from homosexual Google who is wrong.
t. has been in jail for assault
10 months ago
Anonymous
No, you are wrong and are getting your information from a tired public defender who doesn't want to explain anything to your moronic ass
t. has graduated from a top 10 law school
10 months ago
Anonymous
You are such a homosexual homosexual.
No. Now one last time, gay boy, ever hear of "assault AND battery"?
Do you know why you don't hear it said as "battery and assault"? Because I'm right, dumbass. Assault is just the simple touch without consent, technically. Battery is when that assault damages them, you fricking idiot.
10 months ago
Anonymous
>Battery is when someone is hurt, not just attacked.
Battery doesn't require someone to be hurt. It probably won't win any damages without any injury (since it is a tort), but is nonetheless still actionable.
The elements simply are >1) a harmful OR offensive touching; >2) to the victim's person; >3) intent; and >4) causation
Lightly tapping someone's ass is battery even if you don't actually hurt them
The elements of assault are >1) The defendant acts. >2) The defendant intends to cause the victim to apprehend imminent harmful or offensive contact by the defendant. >3) The defendant's act causes the victim to reasonably apprehend such a contact.
Notice how no contact actually needs to be made
> Assault is just the simple touch without consent >>1) a harmful OR offensive touching;
>AHHH! OH NO STOP TOUCHING ME! THIS IS ASSAULT!!! CALL THE POLICE!!
What a homosexual society
10 months ago
Anonymous
>THIS IS BATTERY!!!
FTFY
Also, battery and assault as they're being discussed in this thread are civil torts, not criminal violations
10 months ago
Anonymous
>t. has graduated from a top 10 law school
You are a liar and dropped out of middle school guaranteed. Bye.
God I hate armchair lolyers.
>Battery is when someone is hurt, not just attacked.
Battery doesn't require someone to be hurt. It probably won't win any damages without any injury (since it is a tort), but is nonetheless still actionable.
The elements simply are >1) a harmful OR offensive touching; >2) to the victim's person; >3) intent; and >4) causation
Lightly tapping someone's ass is battery even if you don't actually hurt them
The elements of assault are >1) The defendant acts. >2) The defendant intends to cause the victim to apprehend imminent harmful or offensive contact by the defendant. >3) The defendant's act causes the victim to reasonably apprehend such a contact.
Notice how no contact actually needs to be made
Almost gotta feel sorry for him. He was doomed to fail since the chances of Woody refusing to return with Andy were very low. Japan museum wasn't interested in paying for the collection if Woody wasn't included.
What he did was wrong, but you can't blame him. He had Jessie, Prospector, Bullseye and all that merchandise in his apartment, probably since a long while, yet couldn't find Woody anywhere. He finally finds him in a yard sale, but then Andy's mom (who owns a house, unlike him) goes "how did this get here? Sorry, it's an old family toy. Not for sale"
If he was willing to immediately resort to smashing something to distract the owner, then breaking open a lockbox and stealing it, when the owner refused to sell her property to him, surely you should wonder how much of the merchandise in his collection did he obtain by underhanded or illegal means?
>theft
>fraud
>assault
Hmmmm
he did all that?
He stole the doll, clearly. Then when he damaged it, instead of informing the prospective buyer, he hired a israeliteeler to repair it, but that defrauds the buyer who believes it's a pristine item.
Assault I think it when he purposely bumped into someone. Pretty sure he did at some point.
Oh and:
>reckless driving
>Assault I think it when he purposely bumped into someone
That would be battery
No, assault, battery is the worse one.
>Literally who the frick cares.
Literally OP cared enough to ask.
>No, assault, battery is the worse one
You're wrong. Bumping into someone is battery because it involves the unconsented touching of another. Assault is merely an intentional act that puts another person in reasonable apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact. Unless he made the person reasonably apprehensive of imminent contact before said contact there would be no assault, and even if there were assault the bumping into the person would mean it's assault and battery.
No, you are wrong and you are getting your information from homosexual Google who is wrong.
t. has been in jail for assault
No, you are wrong and are getting your information from a tired public defender who doesn't want to explain anything to your moronic ass
t. has graduated from a top 10 law school
You are such a homosexual homosexual.
No. Now one last time, gay boy, ever hear of "assault AND battery"?
Do you know why you don't hear it said as "battery and assault"? Because I'm right, dumbass. Assault is just the simple touch without consent, technically. Battery is when that assault damages them, you fricking idiot.
> Assault is just the simple touch without consent
>>1) a harmful OR offensive touching;
>AHHH! OH NO STOP TOUCHING ME! THIS IS ASSAULT!!! CALL THE POLICE!!
What a homosexual society
>THIS IS BATTERY!!!
FTFY
Also, battery and assault as they're being discussed in this thread are civil torts, not criminal violations
>t. has graduated from a top 10 law school
You are a liar and dropped out of middle school guaranteed. Bye.
God I hate armchair lolyers.
Literally who the frick cares.
Stealing is illegal.
he stole, I don't know about you but I don't condone nig behavior
Stealing is wrong
Hot gluing Jesse and Woody was a bit much
>skipped the shower
Battery is when someone is hurt, not just attacked.
Someone can assault someone and cause no damage, no so with battery.
moron.
>Battery is when someone is hurt, not just attacked.
Battery doesn't require someone to be hurt. It probably won't win any damages without any injury (since it is a tort), but is nonetheless still actionable.
The elements simply are
>1) a harmful OR offensive touching;
>2) to the victim's person;
>3) intent; and
>4) causation
Lightly tapping someone's ass is battery even if you don't actually hurt them
The elements of assault are
>1) The defendant acts.
>2) The defendant intends to cause the victim to apprehend imminent harmful or offensive contact by the defendant.
>3) The defendant's act causes the victim to reasonably apprehend such a contact.
Notice how no contact actually needs to be made
Who the frick is going to go to court over being lightly shoved you autist
You would be very surprised
Also you're describing fender benders which do frequently result in legal action
Law is such a fricking joke holy shit
>tfw suburbs in 1999 didn't have home surveillance
>tfw would have gotten away with it if it wasnt for those damned toys and their meddling sentience
fricking autists arguing over muh laws
>muh laws
Under age Black person
Almost gotta feel sorry for him. He was doomed to fail since the chances of Woody refusing to return with Andy were very low. Japan museum wasn't interested in paying for the collection if Woody wasn't included.
he looks like the kind of guy who has e-girl hentai on his hard drives
>stealing a children's toy at a garage sale after the mother said it got out there by accident
I hope you don't do this.
Like you wouldnt steal the equivalent of a candy bar at a gas station for a million dollars
Did that thing cost a million dollars?
Andy's mom didn't tell him that it belongs to her child. Just that it's an old family toy.
And this means it is ok to break open a lockbox and steal it?
He definitely fricked some of those toys
He did offer 50 bucks to Andy's mom. Keep in mind this was the 90s.
What he did was wrong, but you can't blame him. He had Jessie, Prospector, Bullseye and all that merchandise in his apartment, probably since a long while, yet couldn't find Woody anywhere. He finally finds him in a yard sale, but then Andy's mom (who owns a house, unlike him) goes "how did this get here? Sorry, it's an old family toy. Not for sale"
If he was willing to immediately resort to smashing something to distract the owner, then breaking open a lockbox and stealing it, when the owner refused to sell her property to him, surely you should wonder how much of the merchandise in his collection did he obtain by underhanded or illegal means?
Holy shit is that dobson?
He got salmonella from eating rare chicken.