In the Ferrell v.Mikula case, the court of appeals held that the essential elements of a false imprisonment action are detention and its unlawfulness, but that malice and want of probable cause need not be shown.

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This is the accurate statement of the holding in Ferrell v.Mikula regarding the essential elements of a false imprisonment action. Malice and want of probable cause are not required to prove false imprisonment, only the elements of detention and its unlawfulness.

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