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Intentional harm to property includes which of the following torts?
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The spoken threat,"If you don't give me your billfold and keys,I'll shoot you," cannot be an assault since it only involves words.
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Jace and Liam are roughhousing in Liam's parents' front yard when Jace intentionally pushes Liam onto the neighbor's property.In this case:
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Daphne fires an employee and then,when asked for a reference on him,knowingly makes some untrue statements which prevent him from finding a job.Daphne is liable for defamation.
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Generally,consent is not a defense in an intentional tort action.
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Hal doesn't like Bradley so,at a cocktail party,he spread untrue rumors about Bradley's personal lifestyle and sexual practices.If these rumors harm Bradley's reputation in the community:
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Under the Restatement,the publicity required for the tort of public disclosure of private facts is the same as "publication" under the law of defamation.
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A true statement of a highly personal nature made to embarrass someone is defamation.
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A letter sent to someone falsely accusing her of being a murderer constitutes the tort of defamation.
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Andrew noticed Michael and his pregnant wife Georgette walking down the street and,as a joke,drove his car within inches of Michael.Michael wasn't injured,but his wife suffered severe mental distress and needed to be hospitalized in order to save the pregnancy.Andrew has:
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Acting with reckless disregard for the falsity of the matter,Anita included Quinn's name and photograph in a list of the FBI's top ten criminals.Quinn has never been convicted of a crime and is horrified by the thought of being considered a criminal.This:
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Abuse of process applies even when there is probable cause or when the plaintiff or prosecution succeeds in the litigation.
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A photographer taking photos of a movie star with a telephoto lens would NOT be guilty of intrusion if the:
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A newspaper article hints that a certain corporation is a front for illegal activity.The corporation:
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Intent,for purposes of tort law,does not require an evil or hostile motive.
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Handwritten,typewritten,printed,pictorial,or televised defamation is:
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Assault is principally a mental rather than a physical intrusion.
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