Exchange National Bank v. Warne

How courts have described this case

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• noting that asportation may still occur even if the victim voluntarily accompanies the defendant to a place or situation of greater danger
• explaining that a defendant’s actions can provide circumstantial evidence of his intent to commit great bodily harm, and that “it is not necessary for any actual injury to occur.”
• explaining that a defendant’s actions can provide circumstantial evidence of his intent to commit great bodily harm, and that “it is not necessary for any actual injury to occur.”
• the extent of an injury is -4- probative of the intent to cause the requisite quantum of harm

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).