The Intentional Detention of a Person May Be the Tort

question 243

Multiple Choice

The intentional detention of a person may be the tort of:

• A) battery
• B) invasion of privacy
• C) defamation
• D) conversion
• E) none of the other choices

Learn the role of treatises as secondary legal sources and their impact on legal research and persuasive argumentation.

Grasp the concept of the Restatements of the Law as secondary sources and their application as persuasive authority.

Distinguish between types of legal publications and their purposes within legal research.

Recognize the importance of staying updated in legal research through supplements and later case services.

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Definitions:

Sprain

An injury to a ligament caused by overstretching or tearing.

Inflammatory Response

The body's defense mechanism against infection, injury, or disease, resulting in redness, heat, swelling, and pain.

Ice

The solid form of water used to cool beverages, reduce swelling, or preserve food, among other applications.

System Failure

The malfunction or complete failure of a system, often leading to inability to perform its intended function.