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What is the definition of 'restrain'?
What is the definition of 'restrain'?
- To use or threaten to use deadly force to prevent a person's liberation.
- To hold a person against their will using force, intimidation, or deception.
- To confine a person in a place where they are not likely to be found.
- To restrict a person's movements without consent, so as to interfere substantially with the person's liberty, by moving the person from one place to another or by confining the person. (correct)
What are the two ways in which restraint can be accomplished without consent according to the text?
What are the two ways in which restraint can be accomplished without consent according to the text?
- Force and deception
- Force, intimidation, or deception (correct)
- Acquiescence and using or threatening to use deadly force
- Intimidation and acquiescence
When does the text state that restraint by acquiescence is considered 'without consent'?
When does the text state that restraint by acquiescence is considered 'without consent'?
- When the victim is a child under 14 or an incompetent person, and the parent/guardian has not acquiesced.
- When the victim is a child under 17 and the parent/guardian has not acquiesced.
- When the victim is a child between 14 and 17 years old, and they are taken outside the state and a 120-mile radius from their residence, and the parent/guardian has not acquiesced.
- When the victim is a child under 14 or an incompetent person, and the parent/guardian has not acquiesced, or when the victim is a child between 14 and 17 and taken outside the state and a 120-mile radius, and the parent/guardian has not acquiesced. (correct)
What is the definition of 'abduct' according to the text?
What is the definition of 'abduct' according to the text?
What is the difference between 'restrain' and 'abduct'?
What is the difference between 'restrain' and 'abduct'?
Which of the following is NOT a way that restraint can be accomplished without consent according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a way that restraint can be accomplished without consent according to the text?
Under which circumstances is unlawful restraint considered a felony of the third degree?
Under which circumstances is unlawful restraint considered a felony of the third degree?
What is the difference between unlawful restraint and kidnapping according to the text?
What is the difference between unlawful restraint and kidnapping according to the text?
If a person restrains a child under 14 years old with the sole intent of assuming lawful control, what offense, if any, has been committed?
If a person restrains a child under 14 years old with the sole intent of assuming lawful control, what offense, if any, has been committed?
What is the maximum potential punishment for unlawful restraint of a child under 17 years old?
What is the maximum potential punishment for unlawful restraint of a child under 17 years old?
If a person abducts their own child with no intent to use or threaten deadly force, what offense, if any, has been committed?
If a person abducts their own child with no intent to use or threaten deadly force, what offense, if any, has been committed?
What is the minimum potential punishment for kidnapping according to the text?
What is the minimum potential punishment for kidnapping according to the text?
Which of the following is a requirement for the 'affirmative defense' of unlawful restraint to apply?
Which of the following is a requirement for the 'affirmative defense' of unlawful restraint to apply?
If a person intentionally restrains a public servant lawfully discharging their duty, what is the maximum potential punishment?
If a person intentionally restrains a public servant lawfully discharging their duty, what is the maximum potential punishment?
What is the key difference between unlawful restraint and kidnapping with respect to intent?
What is the key difference between unlawful restraint and kidnapping with respect to intent?
If a person recklessly exposes a victim to serious bodily injury during unlawful restraint, what is the maximum potential punishment?
If a person recklessly exposes a victim to serious bodily injury during unlawful restraint, what is the maximum potential punishment?
