Which of the following would constitute false imprisonment?
A) Threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone; refusing to release property; or physical restraint, such as tying someone to a chair; but not moral pressure.
B) Threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone; physical restraint, such as tying someone to a chair; or moral pressure; but not refusing to release property.
C) Physical restraint, such as tying someone to a chair; but not threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone; refusing to release property; or moral pressure.
D) Threatening to use immediate physical force to detain someone; refusing to release property; physical restraint, such as tying someone to a chair; and moral pressure.
E) Physical restraint; threatening to use immediate physical force; but not refusing to release property; or moral pressure.

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False imprisonment involves the unlawful restraint of a person against their will. This can include physical restraint, threats of immediate physical force, or refusing to release property that effectively restrains someone. Moral pressure alone does not constitute false imprisonment.

Which of the Following Would Constitute False Imprisonment