In order for a defendant to be guilty of battery,not only must he or she intend to cause harmful or offensive touching,but he or she must also

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Battery requires intent to cause harmful or offensive touching, as well as the actual causing of such a result to the victim. Intentionally scaring or annoying the victim, or making threats, may be considered separate offenses, but they do not meet the specific requirements for battery.

In Order for a Defendant to Be Guilty of Battery,not