Intentional Torts Essay Prep contains over 20 essay questions and model answers. This downloadable PDF is 60 color pages of nothing but intentional torts. All the essays included in this book were created to help you pass the California First Year Law Students Exam.
The book walks you through issue spotting, IRAC writing, and all the elements of intentioanl torts. This book is color coded to help you see the correct way to attack any intentional torts essay question and has been tested over the past two years to ensure clairty and usablity.
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The PDF includees color, unfortunatley we are not able to show you the exact example here as we cant use color, but here is an example out of the book:
Assault
Assault is a volitional act with the requisite intent to cause immediate apprehension of a harmful or offensive touching. The discussable elements within assault are the 1.) volitional act 2.) requisite intent 3.) causation and 4.) immediate apprehension of a harmful or offensive touching.
RULE STATEMENT
An assault is a volitional act with requisite intent which causes immediate apprehension of a harmful or offensive touching.
The first issue is whether there was a volitional act. A volitional act is one in which the D performs voluntarily. (INSERT ANALYSIS) Therefore, this requirement is/isn’t met.
The second issue is whether D intended to cause the P to be in apprehension of an immediate harmful or offensive touching. The actor must actually intend to cause apprehension or must be substantially certain that such contact would occur. (INSERT ANALYSIS). Therefore, this is/isn’t met.
The third issue is whether the P caused the D to be in apprehension of a harmful or offensive touching. Assault requires immediate apprehension that contact with the person or something closely connected to the person will occur. Such contact may be direct or indirect. (INSERT ANALYSIS). Therefore, this is/isn’t met.
In addition, the defendant must actually be apprehensive of a harmful or offensive touching. (INSERT ANALYSIS). Therefore, the harmful or offensive touching is or is not met.
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