Like Many Students, Dahlia Has Financial Problems

question 59

Multiple Choice

Like many students, Dahlia has financial problems. And like many students, she tries to finds ways to make her money go farther. Some of her strategies are better than others. She recently was detained by a security guard after she switched price tags on two pairs of pants, and tried to buy the more expensive pair with the less expensive tag on it. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A) Dahlia can avoid liability in tort as long as she pay the proper price before the court delivers judgment in her case.
• B) Dahlia committed the tort of trespass to chattels as soon as she touched the pair of pants.
• C) Courts usually award injunctions in this sort of case.
• D) Dahlia has committed a crime.
• E) Dahlia was lawfully entitled to resist the security guard's attempt to detain her.

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