1. Explain the elements necessary to show false imprisonment

2. Describe the different kinds of invasion of privacy and what their main elements are.

3. Explain punitive damages and describe how they are determined

4. Robert B. represented to Kathleen K that he was free from venereal disease when he knew or should have known he had herpes. Relying on the representation, Kathleen K had sexual intercourse with him and contracted the disease. She sued him, in part basing her case on battery. Her suit was dismissed because the trial court found that there was not a cause of action for this type of private sexual conduct. On appeal, can KAthleen K. show the elements of batter?

5. During an intercollegiate community college baseball game a batter was hit by a pitch. In the next inning, that batters team's pitcher hit the other teams batter, Avila, in the head with an inside pitch and injured him. Avilla sued for an intentional batter. Will he be successful? Explain why?

6. Mr. and Mrs. Bhattle checked into the Grand Hyatt in New York, sent their luggage to their room, and , after stopping briefly at their room, locked the door and went to lunch. When they returned their luggage was gone. Due to a computer error, the hotel had shipped their luggage to the airport along with the luggage of a Saudi Arabian flight crew who had previously occupied the Bhattals’s room. The Bhattals filed a conversion suit against the hotel. Will they recover from the hotel? Why?