For purposes of intentional torts, a person can have the intent to cause harm if the harm is substantially certain to occur even if he or she doesn't desire that such harm occur.

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In intentional torts, intent can be established if the person knows with substantial certainty that their actions will cause harm, even if they do not desire the harm itself.

For Purposes of Intentional Torts, a Person Can Have the Intent