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16 Cards in this Set
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Battery
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(1) harmful or offensive contact; and
(2) to plaintiff's person or something P is connected to Note: Contact must be offensive to ordinary normal person of reasonable sensitivity |
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Assault
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(1) D must place plaintiff in reasonable apprehension; and
(2) of immediate battery NOTE: words alone not enough, but accompanied by menacing gesture would be okay |
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False Imprisonment
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(1) D must commit act of restraint; and
(2) P must be confined to bounded area |
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Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
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(1) defendant engages in outrageous conduct (intentional or reckless); and
(2) P suffers sever distress |
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Trespass on Land
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(1) D must commit physical invasion (himself or something tangible); and
(2) onto land |
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Trespass to chattels/conversion
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(1) intentional interference (damage or stealing); and
(2) personal property Trespass --> Smaller Conversion --> larger |
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Defamation (private character)
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( 1) defamatory statement specifically identifying plaintiff;
(2) publication de minimus; and (3) damages presumed |
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Defamation (Public Concern) - Private Figure
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Two Extra elements needed:
(1) falsity of statement; and (2) negligence in investigating truth |
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Defamation (Public Concern) - Public Figure
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Two Extra elements needed:
(1) knew statement was false; and (2) Reckless in investigating truth |
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Libel
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Any defamation written down and permanently embodied or captured
presumed damages |
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Slander
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Spoken defamation
4 Negligence Per Se, NO proof damages needed: (1) relating to business or profession (2) crime of moral turpitude (3) imputing unchastity to women (4) P suffers from leprosy or venereal disease |
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Defenses to defamation
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Consent
truth (D bears burden) Privilege |
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Appropriation
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D uses Ps name or picture for commercial advantages
Exception: newsworthiness |
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Intrusion
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(1) invasion of Ps physical seclusion; and
(2) would be objectionable to average person |
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False Light
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(1) widespread dissemination;
(2) material falsehood about P; and (3) highly offensive to reasonable person |
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Disclosure
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(1) widespread dissemination;
(2) confidential information; (3) objectionable to average person Exception: newsworthiness and duel life |