A person who throws an object at someone else with the intent to hit them, but misses, cannot be held liable for assault because there was no physical contact.
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This statement is false. Assault does not require physical contact; its elements include the intent to cause apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact and a reasonable apprehension by the victim. In this case, missing the target does not absolve liability if the victim reasonably believed they were in danger of being harmed.
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