Law · Law of Torts
What is the primary difference between assault and battery?
- 1Assault only involves spoken words; battery involves weapons.
- 2Assault is done negligently; battery is done intentionally.
- 3Assault is the apprehension of battery; battery is the actual intentional application of force.✓
- 4Assault requires physical injury; battery does not.
Correct answer
Assault is the apprehension of battery; battery is the actual intentional application of force.
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