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An 11-year-old became angry during a game and intentionally shoved another child into a wall. The child later said he did not know he could be sued and did not understand the word "battery," but he admitted that he meant to make the other child hit the wall.
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Battery automatically fails because children are judged only under comparative fault. Battery is impossible unless the child is at least 18 years old. Battery may be established if the child had the purpose or substantial certainty required for harmful or offensive contact. Battery requires proof that the child understood all legal consequences of the act.

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