Intentional torts Flashcards

1
Q

assault

A

reasonable apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive bodily contact

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2
Q

battery

A

harmful or offensive contact

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3
Q

offensive contact battery

A

if plaintiff is hypersensitive + defendant knows this > offensive contact

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4
Q

battery + assault punitive damages

A

if defendant acted outrageously / with malice

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5
Q

IIED

A

extreme or outrageous conduct causing severe emotional distress (no physical injury required)

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6
Q

IIED intent

A

intend to cause severe emotional distress / reckless with respect to risk

no transferred intent

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7
Q

IIED extreme / outrageous conduct

A

defendant in position of authority or influence

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8
Q

IIED 3rd parties

A

victim’s immediate family member w/o bodily injury

or

bystander w/ bodily injury

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9
Q

IIED causation

A

substantial factor

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10
Q

IIED severe emotional distress

A

if plaintiff is hypersensitive + defendant knows this > severe emotional distress

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11
Q

False imprisonment

A

restrict movement / confine

+

plaintiff must be aware / harmed

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12
Q

False imprisonment intent

A

act with intent to confine / restrict

or

knowing confinement / restriction substantially likely

(just negligence gets you off the hook for false imprisonment)

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13
Q

Express consent

A

consent by mistake is valid defense for defendant unless defendant knew of mistake / took advantage of it

consent by fraud =/= valid defense

lack of capacity can destroy intent (drunk, youth, incompetent)

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14
Q

implied consent

A

emergencies / sporting events

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15
Q

privilege of arreste

A

may use reasonable force to make arrest if there has actually been a felony + reasonable belief as to who committed the felony

police officer need only reasonable belief as to felony taking place

if misdemeanor, must be breach of peace

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16
Q

trespass to chattels

A

dispossessing chattel
or
using / meddling with chattel

17
Q

dispossessing damages

A

actual damages caused + damages for loss of opportunity

18
Q

using / meddling damages

A

only actual damages (diminution in value / repair)

19
Q

conversion

A

deprive entirely of use of chattel

20
Q

conversion damages

A

full value of chattel

21
Q

conversion vs trespass to chattel

A

should defendant have to pay full value?