Audio Law27 Syys 2018

Hardy V. La Belle's Distrib. Co. (Threat To Employment)

Can words be used to satisfy the restraint factor of a false imprisonment charge? What about if those words are conveying a threat to employment? Learn about how an accusation of a stolen watch became a case of false imprisonment in Hardy v. La Belle's Distributing Company (1983).

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Carnes v. Thompson (Transferred Intent)

The 1932 case of Carnes v. Thompson, 24 SW Reporter 2nd 903 sheds light on the issue of transferred intent. When A intends to unlawfully strike B but harms B's wife instead, is A liable? Is someone re...

30 Elo 20188min

Talmage v. Smith (Transferred Intent)

The case Talmage v. Smith, 101 Mich. 370 (1894) investigates whether a circuit judge gave proper instructions to the jury in Talmage's case of transferred intent.

30 Elo 20187min

Ranson v. Kitner (Mistake as to Significance)

The 1888 case Ranson v. Kitner, 31 Illinois Appellate Reports 241 looks into a case where appellants killed a dog after mistaking it for a wolf. Does this mistake as to significance negate their killi...

30 Elo 20183min