Exam 5: False Imprisonment and False Arrest

Which of the following does not constitute confinement for purposes of false imprisonment?

Define confinement.

Ted sees Greg trying to rob a stranger. Ted stays to help the stranger. Greg has committed false imprisonment against Ted.

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.

The plaintiff's decision to stay is not voluntary if it is due to severe ________ imposed by the defendant.

A/an ________ occurs when someone is taken into custody for purposes of treatment because he or she is a threat to himself or herself or to others.

When does a peace officer have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony without a warrant?

When is confinement complete or total?

Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for false imprisonment.

List five ways to restrain someone's freedom of movement.