The Tort of False Imprisonment Requires That the Plaintiff Either

question 53

True/False

The tort of false imprisonment requires that the plaintiff either knew he or she was confined or suffered harm as a result of the confinement.

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Definitions:

Respondeat Superior

A legal doctrine that holds an employer liable for the actions of an employee when the actions occur within the scope of employment.

Employer's Liability

The legal responsibility of employers to compensate employees for injuries or damages incurred in the course of employment.

Respondeat Superior

A legal principle that assigns legal liability to an employer or principal for the misconduct of an employee or agent when those actions are carried out in the course of their employment or representation.

Vicarious Liability

Legal responsibility assigned to an individual or entity for the actions of another, based on a particular relationship, such as employer-employee.