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  1. Ahmad Adamu
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    False Imprisonment

    We were asked this question in one of our lectures. Does consciousness or knowledge of confinement constitute false imprisonment. Assist with caselaws. Thanks.
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    This excerpt from Lunney and Oliphant's Tort Law should help you out.

    Page 65 states that knowledge of imprisonment is not necessary to bring an action, but may be a criterion in assessing damages.
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