Intent, which can seldom be proven by direct evidence, may be deduced or inferred by the trier of fact from the character of the assault, the nature of the act, and from all the circumstances of the case in evidence.

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This statement is correct. Intent is often inferred from the circumstances surrounding the act, rather than from direct evidence.

Intent, Which Can Seldom Be Proven by Direct Evidence, May