Deck 5: False Imprisonment and False Arrest

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False imprisonment protects the right to be free from intentional restraints on one's ________.
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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
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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.
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It is possible to be falsely imprisoned without knowing it.
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The plaintiff's decision to stay is not voluntary if it is due to severe ________ imposed by the defendant.
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disturbance of public tranquility and order
instigation
disturbance of public tranquility and order
respondeat superior
disturbance of public tranquility and order
peace officer
disturbance of public tranquility and order
misdemeanor
disturbance of public tranquility and order
civil commitment
disturbance of public tranquility and order
fresh pursuit
disturbance of public tranquility and order
felony
disturbance of public tranquility and order
warrant
disturbance of public tranquility and order
transferred intent
disturbance of public tranquility and order
intent in false imprisonment
disturbance of public tranquility and order
false arrest
disturbance of public tranquility and order
false imprisonment
disturbance of public tranquility and order
shopkeeper's privilege
disturbance of public tranquility and order
confinement
disturbance of public tranquility and order
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
restraint of physical movement
instigation
restraint of physical movement
respondeat superior
restraint of physical movement
peace officer
restraint of physical movement
misdemeanor
restraint of physical movement
civil commitment
restraint of physical movement
fresh pursuit
restraint of physical movement
felony
restraint of physical movement
warrant
restraint of physical movement
transferred intent
restraint of physical movement
intent in false imprisonment
restraint of physical movement
false arrest
restraint of physical movement
false imprisonment
restraint of physical movement
shopkeeper's privilege
restraint of physical movement
confinement
restraint of physical movement
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
instigation
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
respondeat superior
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
peace officer
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
misdemeanor
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
civil commitment
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
fresh pursuit
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
felony
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
warrant
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
transferred intent
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
intent in false imprisonment
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
false arrest
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
false imprisonment
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
shopkeeper's privilege
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
confinement
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
breach of the peace
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Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for false imprisonment.
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Negligently locking someone in a room is false imprisonment.
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A/an ________ has a privilege to detain someone temporarily to investigate whether a theft has been committed.
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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.
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Match between columns
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
instigation
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
respondeat superior
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
peace officer
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
misdemeanor
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
civil commitment
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
fresh pursuit
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
felony
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
warrant
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
transferred intent
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
intent in false imprisonment
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
false arrest
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
false imprisonment
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
shopkeeper's privilege
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
confinement
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
breach of the peace
Question
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
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
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arresting someone without a privilege to do so
instigation
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
respondeat superior
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
peace officer
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
misdemeanor
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
civil commitment
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
fresh pursuit
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
felony
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
warrant
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
transferred intent
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
intent in false imprisonment
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
false arrest
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
false imprisonment
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
shopkeeper's privilege
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
confinement
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
the desire to confine
instigation
the desire to confine
respondeat superior
the desire to confine
peace officer
the desire to confine
misdemeanor
the desire to confine
civil commitment
the desire to confine
fresh pursuit
the desire to confine
felony
the desire to confine
warrant
the desire to confine
transferred intent
the desire to confine
intent in false imprisonment
the desire to confine
false arrest
the desire to confine
false imprisonment
the desire to confine
shopkeeper's privilege
the desire to confine
confinement
the desire to confine
breach of the peace
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Ted sees Greg trying to rob a stranger. Ted stays to help the stranger. Greg has committed false imprisonment against Ted.
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Match between columns
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
instigation
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
respondeat superior
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
peace officer
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
misdemeanor
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
civil commitment
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
fresh pursuit
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
felony
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
warrant
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
transferred intent
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
intent in false imprisonment
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
false arrest
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
false imprisonment
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
shopkeeper's privilege
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
confinement
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
breach of the peace
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Define confinement.
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Match between columns
a written order to arrest
instigation
a written order to arrest
respondeat superior
a written order to arrest
peace officer
a written order to arrest
misdemeanor
a written order to arrest
civil commitment
a written order to arrest
fresh pursuit
a written order to arrest
felony
a written order to arrest
warrant
a written order to arrest
transferred intent
a written order to arrest
intent in false imprisonment
a written order to arrest
false arrest
a written order to arrest
false imprisonment
a written order to arrest
shopkeeper's privilege
a written order to arrest
confinement
a written order to arrest
breach of the peace
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When does a peace officer have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony without a warrant?
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Match between columns
crime punishable by more than one year
instigation
crime punishable by more than one year
respondeat superior
crime punishable by more than one year
peace officer
crime punishable by more than one year
misdemeanor
crime punishable by more than one year
civil commitment
crime punishable by more than one year
fresh pursuit
crime punishable by more than one year
felony
crime punishable by more than one year
warrant
crime punishable by more than one year
transferred intent
crime punishable by more than one year
intent in false imprisonment
crime punishable by more than one year
false arrest
crime punishable by more than one year
false imprisonment
crime punishable by more than one year
shopkeeper's privilege
crime punishable by more than one year
confinement
crime punishable by more than one year
breach of the peace
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List five ways to restrain someone's freedom of movement.
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Match between columns
without undue delay
instigation
without undue delay
respondeat superior
without undue delay
peace officer
without undue delay
misdemeanor
without undue delay
civil commitment
without undue delay
fresh pursuit
without undue delay
felony
without undue delay
warrant
without undue delay
transferred intent
without undue delay
intent in false imprisonment
without undue delay
false arrest
without undue delay
false imprisonment
without undue delay
shopkeeper's privilege
without undue delay
confinement
without undue delay
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
arrest for purposes of treatment
instigation
arrest for purposes of treatment
respondeat superior
arrest for purposes of treatment
peace officer
arrest for purposes of treatment
misdemeanor
arrest for purposes of treatment
civil commitment
arrest for purposes of treatment
fresh pursuit
arrest for purposes of treatment
felony
arrest for purposes of treatment
warrant
arrest for purposes of treatment
transferred intent
arrest for purposes of treatment
intent in false imprisonment
arrest for purposes of treatment
false arrest
arrest for purposes of treatment
false imprisonment
arrest for purposes of treatment
shopkeeper's privilege
arrest for purposes of treatment
confinement
arrest for purposes of treatment
breach of the peace
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Confinement by physical force can occur against what three categories of people or things?
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When is confinement complete or total?
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When does a private citizen have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony?
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Match between columns
crime punishable by one year or less
instigation
crime punishable by one year or less
respondeat superior
crime punishable by one year or less
peace officer
crime punishable by one year or less
misdemeanor
crime punishable by one year or less
civil commitment
crime punishable by one year or less
fresh pursuit
crime punishable by one year or less
felony
crime punishable by one year or less
warrant
crime punishable by one year or less
transferred intent
crime punishable by one year or less
intent in false imprisonment
crime punishable by one year or less
false arrest
crime punishable by one year or less
false imprisonment
crime punishable by one year or less
shopkeeper's privilege
crime punishable by one year or less
confinement
crime punishable by one year or less
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
has a privilege to arrest
instigation
has a privilege to arrest
respondeat superior
has a privilege to arrest
peace officer
has a privilege to arrest
misdemeanor
has a privilege to arrest
civil commitment
has a privilege to arrest
fresh pursuit
has a privilege to arrest
felony
has a privilege to arrest
warrant
has a privilege to arrest
transferred intent
has a privilege to arrest
intent in false imprisonment
has a privilege to arrest
false arrest
has a privilege to arrest
false imprisonment
has a privilege to arrest
shopkeeper's privilege
has a privilege to arrest
confinement
has a privilege to arrest
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
instigation
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
respondeat superior
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
peace officer
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
misdemeanor
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
civil commitment
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
fresh pursuit
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
felony
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
warrant
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
transferred intent
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
intent in false imprisonment
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
false arrest
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
false imprisonment
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
shopkeeper's privilege
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
confinement
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
breach of the peace
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insisting or directing
instigation
insisting or directing
respondeat superior
insisting or directing
peace officer
insisting or directing
misdemeanor
insisting or directing
civil commitment
insisting or directing
fresh pursuit
insisting or directing
felony
insisting or directing
warrant
insisting or directing
transferred intent
insisting or directing
intent in false imprisonment
insisting or directing
false arrest
insisting or directing
false imprisonment
insisting or directing
shopkeeper's privilege
insisting or directing
confinement
insisting or directing
breach of the peace
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Deck 5: False Imprisonment and False Arrest
1
False imprisonment protects the right to be free from intentional restraints on one's ________.
movement
2
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
B
3
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.
False
4
It is possible to be falsely imprisoned without knowing it.
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The plaintiff's decision to stay is not voluntary if it is due to severe ________ imposed by the defendant.
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disturbance of public tranquility and order
instigation
disturbance of public tranquility and order
respondeat superior
disturbance of public tranquility and order
peace officer
disturbance of public tranquility and order
misdemeanor
disturbance of public tranquility and order
civil commitment
disturbance of public tranquility and order
fresh pursuit
disturbance of public tranquility and order
felony
disturbance of public tranquility and order
warrant
disturbance of public tranquility and order
transferred intent
disturbance of public tranquility and order
intent in false imprisonment
disturbance of public tranquility and order
false arrest
disturbance of public tranquility and order
false imprisonment
disturbance of public tranquility and order
shopkeeper's privilege
disturbance of public tranquility and order
confinement
disturbance of public tranquility and order
breach of the peace
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restraint of physical movement
instigation
restraint of physical movement
respondeat superior
restraint of physical movement
peace officer
restraint of physical movement
misdemeanor
restraint of physical movement
civil commitment
restraint of physical movement
fresh pursuit
restraint of physical movement
felony
restraint of physical movement
warrant
restraint of physical movement
transferred intent
restraint of physical movement
intent in false imprisonment
restraint of physical movement
false arrest
restraint of physical movement
false imprisonment
restraint of physical movement
shopkeeper's privilege
restraint of physical movement
confinement
restraint of physical movement
breach of the peace
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the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
instigation
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
respondeat superior
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
peace officer
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
misdemeanor
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
civil commitment
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
fresh pursuit
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
felony
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
warrant
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
transferred intent
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
intent in false imprisonment
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
false arrest
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
false imprisonment
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
shopkeeper's privilege
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
confinement
the right of a merchant to detain someone temporarily
breach of the peace
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Only wrongfully imprisoned inmates can sue for false imprisonment.
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Negligently locking someone in a room is false imprisonment.
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A/an ________ has a privilege to detain someone temporarily to investigate whether a theft has been committed.
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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.
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a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
instigation
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
respondeat superior
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
peace officer
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
misdemeanor
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
civil commitment
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
fresh pursuit
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
felony
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
warrant
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
transferred intent
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
intent in false imprisonment
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
false arrest
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
false imprisonment
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
shopkeeper's privilege
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
confinement
a tort committed by intentionally confining someone within fixed boundaries
breach of the peace
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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.
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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
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arresting someone without a privilege to do so
instigation
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
respondeat superior
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
peace officer
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
misdemeanor
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
civil commitment
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
fresh pursuit
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
felony
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
warrant
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
transferred intent
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
intent in false imprisonment
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
false arrest
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
false imprisonment
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
shopkeeper's privilege
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
confinement
arresting someone without a privilege to do so
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
the desire to confine
instigation
the desire to confine
respondeat superior
the desire to confine
peace officer
the desire to confine
misdemeanor
the desire to confine
civil commitment
the desire to confine
fresh pursuit
the desire to confine
felony
the desire to confine
warrant
the desire to confine
transferred intent
the desire to confine
intent in false imprisonment
the desire to confine
false arrest
the desire to confine
false imprisonment
the desire to confine
shopkeeper's privilege
the desire to confine
confinement
the desire to confine
breach of the peace
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Ted sees Greg trying to rob a stranger. Ted stays to help the stranger. Greg has committed false imprisonment against Ted.
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making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
instigation
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
respondeat superior
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
peace officer
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
misdemeanor
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
civil commitment
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
fresh pursuit
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
felony
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
warrant
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
transferred intent
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
intent in false imprisonment
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
false arrest
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
false imprisonment
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
shopkeeper's privilege
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
confinement
making a mistake on who the defendant intended to confine
breach of the peace
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Define confinement.
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a written order to arrest
instigation
a written order to arrest
respondeat superior
a written order to arrest
peace officer
a written order to arrest
misdemeanor
a written order to arrest
civil commitment
a written order to arrest
fresh pursuit
a written order to arrest
felony
a written order to arrest
warrant
a written order to arrest
transferred intent
a written order to arrest
intent in false imprisonment
a written order to arrest
false arrest
a written order to arrest
false imprisonment
a written order to arrest
shopkeeper's privilege
a written order to arrest
confinement
a written order to arrest
breach of the peace
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When does a peace officer have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony without a warrant?
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crime punishable by more than one year
instigation
crime punishable by more than one year
respondeat superior
crime punishable by more than one year
peace officer
crime punishable by more than one year
misdemeanor
crime punishable by more than one year
civil commitment
crime punishable by more than one year
fresh pursuit
crime punishable by more than one year
felony
crime punishable by more than one year
warrant
crime punishable by more than one year
transferred intent
crime punishable by more than one year
intent in false imprisonment
crime punishable by more than one year
false arrest
crime punishable by more than one year
false imprisonment
crime punishable by more than one year
shopkeeper's privilege
crime punishable by more than one year
confinement
crime punishable by more than one year
breach of the peace
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List five ways to restrain someone's freedom of movement.
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without undue delay
instigation
without undue delay
respondeat superior
without undue delay
peace officer
without undue delay
misdemeanor
without undue delay
civil commitment
without undue delay
fresh pursuit
without undue delay
felony
without undue delay
warrant
without undue delay
transferred intent
without undue delay
intent in false imprisonment
without undue delay
false arrest
without undue delay
false imprisonment
without undue delay
shopkeeper's privilege
without undue delay
confinement
without undue delay
breach of the peace
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arrest for purposes of treatment
instigation
arrest for purposes of treatment
respondeat superior
arrest for purposes of treatment
peace officer
arrest for purposes of treatment
misdemeanor
arrest for purposes of treatment
civil commitment
arrest for purposes of treatment
fresh pursuit
arrest for purposes of treatment
felony
arrest for purposes of treatment
warrant
arrest for purposes of treatment
transferred intent
arrest for purposes of treatment
intent in false imprisonment
arrest for purposes of treatment
false arrest
arrest for purposes of treatment
false imprisonment
arrest for purposes of treatment
shopkeeper's privilege
arrest for purposes of treatment
confinement
arrest for purposes of treatment
breach of the peace
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Confinement by physical force can occur against what three categories of people or things?
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When is confinement complete or total?
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When does a private citizen have a privilege to arrest someone for a felony?
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Match between columns
crime punishable by one year or less
instigation
crime punishable by one year or less
respondeat superior
crime punishable by one year or less
peace officer
crime punishable by one year or less
misdemeanor
crime punishable by one year or less
civil commitment
crime punishable by one year or less
fresh pursuit
crime punishable by one year or less
felony
crime punishable by one year or less
warrant
crime punishable by one year or less
transferred intent
crime punishable by one year or less
intent in false imprisonment
crime punishable by one year or less
false arrest
crime punishable by one year or less
false imprisonment
crime punishable by one year or less
shopkeeper's privilege
crime punishable by one year or less
confinement
crime punishable by one year or less
breach of the peace
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has a privilege to arrest
instigation
has a privilege to arrest
respondeat superior
has a privilege to arrest
peace officer
has a privilege to arrest
misdemeanor
has a privilege to arrest
civil commitment
has a privilege to arrest
fresh pursuit
has a privilege to arrest
felony
has a privilege to arrest
warrant
has a privilege to arrest
transferred intent
has a privilege to arrest
intent in false imprisonment
has a privilege to arrest
false arrest
has a privilege to arrest
false imprisonment
has a privilege to arrest
shopkeeper's privilege
has a privilege to arrest
confinement
has a privilege to arrest
breach of the peace
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Match between columns
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
instigation
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
respondeat superior
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
peace officer
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
misdemeanor
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
civil commitment
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
fresh pursuit
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
felony
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
warrant
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
transferred intent
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
intent in false imprisonment
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
false arrest
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
false imprisonment
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
shopkeeper's privilege
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
confinement
the employer is liable for the torts committed by its employees
breach of the peace
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insisting or directing
instigation
insisting or directing
respondeat superior
insisting or directing
peace officer
insisting or directing
misdemeanor
insisting or directing
civil commitment
insisting or directing
fresh pursuit
insisting or directing
felony
insisting or directing
warrant
insisting or directing
transferred intent
insisting or directing
intent in false imprisonment
insisting or directing
false arrest
insisting or directing
false imprisonment
insisting or directing
shopkeeper's privilege
insisting or directing
confinement
insisting or directing
breach of the peace
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