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False imprisonment or
unlawful imprisonment occurs when a
person intentionally restricts another person's
movement within any area
without legal authority...
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without such authority. In the
latter case it is
considered "
false imprisonment".
Imprisonment does not
necessarily imply a
place of confinement, with bolts...
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bodily harm – 20
years pleaded guilty to
false imprisonment – 20
years Jean
Powell guilty of
murder – life
imprisonment with a
minimum tariff of 25
years guilty...
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dependent adult,
child abuse, torture, and
false imprisonment. In April, they were
sentenced to life
imprisonment with the
possibility of
parole after 25...
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carries life
imprisonment, the
perjurer can be
imprisoned for life.
South Australia:
Perjury and
subornation of
perjury is
punishable by
imprisonment of up to...
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between Donovan and Matthews.
Donovan was
charged with
kidnapping and
false imprisonment.
Matthews was
charged with
child neglect and
perverting the course...
- and battery,
false imprisonment is a tort of
strict liability: no
intention on the
behalf of the
defendant is needed, but the
imprisonment must be caused...
- Life
imprisonment is any
sentence of
imprisonment for a
crime under which convicted criminals are to
remain in
prison for the rest of
their natural lives...
- in
Snaresbrook Crown Court, London, of the
April 2007 ****ault and
false imprisonment of
Audun Carlsen, a
Norwegian model and male escort, who initially...
- tresp****es: threats, ****ault, battery, wounding,
mayhem (or maiming), and
false imprisonment.
Through the
evolution of the
common law in
various jurisdictions...
