One fine fall day Jack and Diane drive to Indiana to visit a pumpkin patch. They see the absolute best, most perfect pumpkin in the field. As Jack reaches for it, Trey reaches for the exact same pumpkin. Instead of looking for another pumpkin, Trey becomes irate and punches Jack in the nose. Jack wants to sue Trey for battery. Your job is to see if Trey's conduct constitutes battery. Your answer should contain a. The source on Westlaw that you searched (Jurisdiction and type of document). 1 point b. Your search query (what you typed in the search bar) 1 point c. The elements of battery in the appropriate jurisdiction, listed. Cite your source(s) for this research and make sure it comes from a primary law. 3 points d. Your analysis of whether Trey's conduct constitutes battery (applying the facts to the elements of the law 3 points