One can commit an intentional tort with the conscious desire to cause harm or with the knowledge that harm is substantially certain to result.

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Intentional torts are those committed with the intent to cause harm or with the knowledge that harm is substantially certain to result. This means that the person committing the tort either desires the harm or knows that harm is very likely to occur as a result of their actions. Therefore, the statement is true.

One Can Commit an Intentional Tort with the Conscious Desire