Department of Human Services v. F. J. M.

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• Court upholds liability for intentional battery where jury verdict recites defendant acted carelessly, recklessly and rudely, but Complaint states defendant acted intentionally
• the supreme court, ignoring the defendant's statement that he didn't mean to hit the plaintiff, found that the defendant committed assault and battery when he rode his bicycle over the plaintiff who was standing on one side of a fourteen-foot-wide sidewalk in broad daylight
• the supreme court, ignoring the defendant's statement that he didn't mean to hit the plaintiff, found that the defendant committed assault and battery when he rode his bicycle over the plaintiff who was standing on one side of a fourteen-foot-wide sidewalk in broad daylight

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