Carothers v. Hurley

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• stating an assault not resulting in actual bodily injury may constitute physical cruelty when it causes reasonable fear of serious danger or bodily harm in the future
• stating an assault not resulting in actual bodily injury may constitute physical cruelty when it causes reasonable fear of serious danger or bodily harm in the future

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).