Deck 5: False Imprisonment and False Arrest

Question 1

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

Answer 1

N

Question 2

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

Answer 2

movement

Question 3

MATCHING
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
arrest for purposes of treatment

Answer 3

M

Question 4

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.

Question 5

MATCHING
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
has a privilege to arrest

Question 6

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

Question 7

MATCHING
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 written order to arrest

Question 8

MATCHING
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
crime punishable by more than one year

Question 9

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.

Question 10

Negligently locking someone in a room is false imprisonment.

Question 11

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

Question 12

A plaintiff has been falsely imprisoned if he or she stays because of a threat made by the defendant against a member of the plaintiff's ________ family.

Question 13

MATCHING
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
insisting or directing

Question 14

MATCHING
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
crime punishable by one year or less

Question 15

It is possible to be falsely imprisoned without knowing it.

Question 16

MATCHING
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
without undue delay

Question 17

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

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 18

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

Question 19

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

A)locking the plaintiff in a room
B)requiring the plaintiff to be photographed before allowing the plaintiff to leave the room
C)hiding the key to the only exit door

Question 20

Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for false imprisonment.

Question 21

Define confinement.

Question 22

MATCHING
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
arresting someone without a privilege to do so

Question 23

MATCHING
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
the desire to confine

Question 24

MATCHING
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
disturbance of public tranquility and order

Question 25

When is confinement complete or total?

Question 26

MATCHING
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
restraint of physical movement

Question 27

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

Question 28

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

Question 29

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

Question 30

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

Question 31

MATCHING
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
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily

Question 32

MATCHING
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 tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries

Question 33

MATCHING
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
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine