I'm not so sure. You don't have to be stronger than your victim. It's quite simple to grab a tool or weapon and attack your victim, and unless I'm really wrong, that constitutes assault, as long as you don't kill the victim.
you don't have to be stronger than your victim to assault them, but it increases the chance that you will be successful (and hence the chance that such a person would assault someone).
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Anonymous
11/11/2010 03:28:16 pm
Are you asking for an opinion??
Your question is highly speculative.
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Reader 81
11/11/2010 03:28:43 pm
some women are stronger than some men, means nothing
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