Hanic v. State

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• providing that evidence of red marks, bruises, and minor scratches was sufficient to support a finding of bodily injury
• holding bruises and scratches, combined with testimony of fight with defendant, sufficient to demonstrate bodily injury was from battery
• concluding that physical pain is considered a physical impairment
• evidence of superficial red marks on the victim’s arms, which were not dark enough to show up in photographs was sufficient to support a finding by the trial court of bodily injury

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).