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MATCHING -A Tort Committed by Intentionally Confining Someone Within Fixed Boundaries

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


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

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