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Question 1

Landowner liability

Question 2

Strict liability

Question 3

CLIPs

Question 4

Defamation

Question 5

legal duty

Question 6

Kidnapping is:

Answer 6

• the intentional and unlawful confinement of another
• against that person’s will (eg, by force, threat, or fraud)
• coupled with either moving or hiding that person.

A perpetrator need only move the victim a short distance—even a few feet—to satisfy the movement (ie, asportation) element of kidnapping. However, for a kidnapping to occur incident to the commission of another offense, the movement of the victim must be more than is necessary to complete the other offense.* Otherwise, the perpetrator cannot be convicted of kidnapping.