Episode 2.2: Intentional Torts: Act and Intent

Prof. Lindsey Wiley of American University Washington College of Law tells us about the act and intent elements in torts. Visuals by Aaron Dewald, University of Utah.

[@Mehrunissah93]

The animations make these videos super helpful. Thank you.

[@walterchen8548]

Very helpful. Viewed on Sep. 6, 2015

[@IsabelRodriguez-nv2ue]

Thank you very much for this great video lesson. It is truly helpful in understanding all these concepts. Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks!

[@doyouevenrespecroundhere1399]

They just accidentally ran over you with a semi truck.

[@edwardboampongboateng1195]

I want cases in negligence, intention, and strict liability

[@tahniyatrizvi8540]

your lectures are very useful kindly send me link of damages in torts,s lecture

[@hyojinlee]

This is great, thank you so much :)

[@johnkraus532]

Does 'transfer tort' apply if person #1 directs another person (who is willing but no personal emotional intent) to act in order to cause harm to satisfy the intent of person #1 ? Accessory ? Co-conspirator ? Innocent 3ed party ???? peace

[@alex169951]

I really enjoy your videos very helpful. However, transferred intent does not apply to conversion, but rather trespass to chattel. I just thought you should now.

[@snedbetter]

thank you for the heads up

[@liflerner4574]

Please cite references when making corrections or your expression can only be read as opinion

[@Abigail-vh9ib]

Thank you so much,Professor, for your concise tort ! 👍

[@rogeliomaravilla2451]

Such a great explanation.