How Much Detention Constitutes False Imprisonment

Halliday, Nancy F.

Journal: Cleveland State Law Review

Volume: 15

First Page: 75

Year: 1966

Bluebook Citation: 15 CLEV. ST. L. REV. 75 (1966)

Author: Nancy F. Halliday: all 3 publications


Abstract

Any intentional unlawful confinement of an individual, without his consent, for any length of time, no matter how short in duration, constitutes false imprisonment. This statement, however, leaves unanswered the question of what constitutes a lawful confinement.

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