In an assault or battery case a privilege can:
A) set a limit on the amount the plaintiff can be awarded in damages
B) reduce the amount the defendant has to pay to the plaintiff
C) increase the amount the defendant has to pay to the plaintiff
D) allow the defendant to defer payment of damages until a later date
E) none of the other choices

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A privilege in an assault or battery case does not affect the amount of damages awarded or the payment of damages by the defendant. A privilege is a defense that excuses the defendant's conduct, such as self-defense or defense of others. It does not affect the award or payment of damages.

In an Assault or Battery Case a Privilege Can