To commit an intentional tort, the person who committed the act must have known or should have known that bad results could happen.

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This is because intentional torts require that the person who committed the act knew or should have known that their actions could cause harm to another person. This is different from negligence, which only requires that the person's actions were careless or reckless and a reasonable person would have foreseen the harm that could result.

To Commit an Intentional Tort, the Person Who Committed the Act