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Is blocking someone’s way out or detaining a shopper for suspected theft false imprisonment?  In this episode of Law School in Plain English, we dive into the boundaries of this often-misunderstood tort.  Using relatable scenarios and real-world examples, we explore what counts as false imprisonment, when it’s legally justified, and how intent and perception play a key role.  By the end, you’ll have the tools to spot the difference between a valid confinement and a violation of rights.  Tune in and learn to we both sides of the story!

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