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"As always, it's the intent that matters." That's certainly not a universal Legal Standard. If I'm harmed, but you didn't "intend" to harm me, does that nullif
by back_to_basics 10mo ago
"As always, it's the intent that matters."
That's certainly not a universal Legal Standard.
If I'm harmed, but you didn't "intend" to harm me, does that nullify my Claim?
Hardly.
- hodgehog11 10mo agoIANAL, but yes, I believe it can nullify the claim. Bumping into someone on the sidewalk is only battery if the prosecution demonstrates intent to harm.
- unethical_ban 10mo agoVoluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, degrees of murder, hate crimes.
- lovich 10mo agoLack of intent doesn’t mean your claim is nullified. “Intent matters” means it’s taken into account when deciding what damages were wrought