Question 1

MATCHING
-making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment B

Question 2

False imprisonment protects the right to be free from intentional restraints on one's ________.

Accepted Answer

movement

Question 3

MATCHING
-insisting or directing

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment L

Question 4

A/an ________ has a privilege to detain someone temporarily to investigate whether a theft has been committed.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A/an ________ has a privilege to detain...

Question 5

MATCHING
-arrest for purposes of treatment

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 6

When is confinement complete or total?

Accepted Answer

when the plaintiff knows of no

Question 7

It is possible to be falsely imprisoned without knowing it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A merchant has the right to detain customers briefly in order to investigate whether they are present for a purpose other than to make a purchase.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Negligently locking someone in a room is false imprisonment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

MATCHING
-the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 11

When does a private citizen have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony?

Accepted Answer

when a felony has in fact been committed

Question 12

MATCHING
-without undue delay

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 13

MATCHING
-restraint of physical movement

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 14

Confinement by physical force can occur against what three categories of people or things?

Accepted Answer

against the plaintiff, against

Question 15

A peace officer has a privilege to arrest someone without a warrant

Accepted Answer

A) if the felony was committed in the officer's presence 
B) if the officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a felony has been committed 
C) if the peace officer does not make a mistake on whether a felony has been committed 
D) if the peace officer does not make a mistake on whether a felony has been committed by the suspect who was arrested 
A) if the felony was committed in the officer's presence 
B) if the officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a felony has been committed 
C) if the peace officer does not make a mistake on whether a felony has been committed 
D) if the peace officer does not make a mistake on whether a felony has been committed by the suspect who was arrested

Question 16

MATCHING
-a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 17

MATCHING
-a written order to arrest

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 18

Define confinement.

Accepted Answer

completely restraini

Question 19

MATCHING
-disturbance of public tranquility and order

Accepted Answer

A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment 
A) false imprisonment 
B) confinement 
C) transferred intent 
D) breach of the peace 
E) shopkeeper's privilege
F)intent in false imprisonment
G)instigation
H)false arrest
I)respondeat superior
J)peace officer
K)warrant
L)felony
M)misdemeanor
N)fresh pursuit
O)civil commitment

Question 20

Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for false imprisonment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 5: False Imprisonment and False Arrest

MATCHING -making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine

False imprisonment protects the right to be free from intentional restraints on one's ________.

MATCHING -insisting or directing

A/an ________ has a privilege to detain someone temporarily to investigate whether a theft has been committed.

MATCHING -arrest for purposes of treatment

When is confinement complete or total?

It is possible to be falsely imprisoned without knowing it.

A merchant has the right to detain customers briefly in order to investigate whether they are present for a purpose other than to make a purchase.

Negligently locking someone in a room is false imprisonment.

MATCHING -the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees

When does a private citizen have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony?

MATCHING -without undue delay

MATCHING -restraint of physical movement

Confinement by physical force can occur against what three categories of people or things?

A peace officer has a privilege to arrest someone without a warrant

MATCHING -a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries

MATCHING -a written order to arrest

Define confinement.

MATCHING -disturbance of public tranquility and order

Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for false imprisonment.

Introduction to Tort Law and Practice

Foreseeability in Tort Law

Battery

Assault

Misuse of Legal Process

Infliction of Emotional Distress

Conversion and Trespass to Chattels

Strict Liability

Negligence: a Summary

Negligence: Duty

Negligence: Breach of Duty

Negligence: Proximate Cause

Negligence: Damages

Negligence: Defenses

Products Liability

Survival and Wrongful Death

Torts Against and Within the Family

Torts Connected With Land

Defamation:

Invasion of Privacy

Misrepresentation, Tortious Interference, and Other Torts

Additional Tort Defenses

Workers Compensation

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