To establish the legal requirement of intent for an intentional tort:
A) the wrongdoer must have known what he was doing
B) the wrongdoer must have known that certain results could occur
C) the wrongdoer must have known the possible consequences of his act
D) all of the other specific choices
E) none of the other specific choices

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The legal requirement of intent for an intentional tort involves all of the choices listed. The wrongdoer must have known what they were doing, understood that certain results may occur, and known the possible consequences of their actions. Only when all of these elements are present can the act be considered an intentional tort.

To Establish the Legal Requirement of Intent for an Intentional