Erekson v. United States Steel Corp.

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• finding that a defendant who swung at a victim and challenged him by saying, “Come on, just you and me,” engaged in “menacing conduct” sufficient to establish that the victim “was placed in reasonable apprehension of receiving a battery”
• finding the defendant, who swung at a victim and challenged him by saying, “Come on, just you and me,” engaged in “menacing conduct” sufficient to establish that the victim “was placed in reasonable apprehension of receiving a battery”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).