Most states still follow the common-law rule that children of tender years are immune from intentional tort liability.

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Most states still follow the common-law rule that children of tender years are immune from intentional tort liability. This means that children under a certain age (usually 7 or 8) cannot be held legally responsible for their intentional torts, such as assault, battery, or defamation.

Most States Still Follow the Common-Law Rule That Children of Tender