Black v. Kroger Co.

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• holding that the jury could reasonably conclude that threats of being taken to jail and of not seeing her daughter for a long time could have intimidated the plaintiff to the extent that she was unable to exercise her free will to leave the interview room
• upholding the jury’s verdict of false imprisonment when the plaintiff was intimidated because she had a “healthy respect for the authority” of the interviewer, the interviewer spoke in a loud voice, and the plaintiff was threatened with a long incarceration if she did not confess

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