Raising one's hand as if to strike another even though the blow never transpires constitutes the tort of assault if the victim reasonably thought herself to be in immediate danger.

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Raising one's hand as if to strike another even though the blow never transpires constitutes the tort of assault if the victim reasonably thought herself to be in immediate danger.Intentionally causing another to reasonably believe that he or she is about to be the victim of a battery is an assault.

Raising One's Hand as If to Strike Another Even Though