Canto v. JB Ivey and Co.

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• plaintiffs accused of shoplifting agreed to accompany store personnel to store office, where they were held for about two hours
• \A privilege exists as a matter of law to engage in reckless or even outrageous conduct if there is sufficient evidence that shows the defendant 'did no more than assert legal rights in a legally permissible way.' \ (quoting Metro. Life Ins., 467 So. 2d at 279)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).