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Exam 3 - Torts Practice Questions with Answers A store employee suspects that Jane stole two expensive wallets. The employee asks Jane to step into an office and empty the contents of her backpack. Jane does this and no wallets are found. The employee apologizes to Jane and opens the door for Jane to leave the office and return to the store. If Jane sued the store for the tort of false imprisonment, what would be the likely result? A. The shopkeeper would prevail under the shopkeeper's privilege doctrine B. The shopkeeper would prevail under the doctrine of absolute privilege C. The shopkeeper would prevail under the doctrine of assumption of the risk D. Jane would prevail under the doctrine of strict liability E. Jane would prevail under the doctrine comparative fault - --Answer --A. The shopkeeper would prevail under the shopkeeper's privilege doctrine A store employee suspects that Jane stole an expensive article of clothing from a ladies clothing store. The employee asks Jane to step into an office and empty the contents of her backpack. Jane does this and the employee finds that Jane had ....COPYRIGHT ©️ 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...TRUSTED & VERIFIED 1