Discuss a court case or news story involving private security operative either accused of, or found liable for, a(n):
1.Assault;
2.Battery;
3.False imprisonment.
Compare and contrast the nature of a civil wrong with a criminal act.
Which type of tort category would the private security industry most often come in contact with ( or be accused of committing)?
In a jurisdiction with a merchant privilege protection, what would be the defense in a false imprisonment or false arrest case?
Answer Unit 9:
Discuss a court case or news story involving private security operative either accused of, or found liable for, a(n):
1.Infliction of emotional or mental distress;
2.Malicious prosecution;
3.Defamation;
4. Invasion of privacy;
5.Negligence;
6.Strict liability tort.
Discuss a court case or news story involving a private security operative either investigating, or apprehending a suspect, or testifying in a case involving:
1.Infliction of emotional or mental distress;
2.Malicious prosecution;
3. Defamation;
4.Invasion of privacy;
5.Negligence;
6.Strict liability tort.
What causes of action must employers be concerned about in hiring, retaining, disciplining, and terminating personnel?
Businesses often feel that the hiring of security companies as independent contractors will shield them from potential liability. Is this belief generally dependable?
Name the types of remedies that exist under 42 U.S.C. 1983
Does moonlighting give greater strength to a plaintiff’s or claimant’s argument that civil rights have been violated under 42 U.S.C. 1983?
Answer Unit 10:
Discuss a court case or news story involving private security operative either accused, or found liable:
1.Under vicarious liability for the torts of another;
2.For a 42 U.S.C. 1983 violation.
Discuss a court case or news story involving a private security operative either investigating, or apprehending a suspect, or testifying in a case involving:
1.Vicarious liability for the torts of another;
2.A 42 U.S.C. 1983 violation.
What causes of action must employers be concerned about in hiring, retaining, disciplining, and terminating personnel?
Businesses often feel that the hiring of security companies as independent contractors will shield them from potential liability. Is this belief generally dependable?
Name the types of remedies that exist under 42 U.S.C. 1983
Does moonlighting give greater strength to a plaintiff’s or claimant’s argument that civil rights have been violated under 42 U.S.C. 1983?
