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Assault
(redirected from Assault causing bodily harm)

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Assault
Unwanted and/or violent physical contact with another person. Assault is a crime and a tort in most jurisdictions, though specific definitions differ from place to place.
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Assault causing bodily harm occurs when * a person intentionally uses force of any sort against another person; * this is done without the victim's consent or agreement; * the victim is injured and the injury is something more serious and long-term than a scratch or small bruise.
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