c. How would you decide this case? Explain how your decision best serves the public interest. d. Would your answer be different if Mr. Stobbs were mentally disturbed? What should then? Problem 19-5, page 237 a. The store manager has several options. Rank the following in order of most reasonable to least reasonable Order | Item # The manager calls the police and keeps Kathleen in his oftice until they come The manager tells an assistant manager to keep Kathleen in the back 2. room until the police arrive. The assistant manager is called away on another task, and he ties Kathleen's hands and feet together so she cannot run away 3. The manager yells, "Stop, you thief!" as he runs after Kathleen in the store. He also shouts at her as he walks her back to his office. Then he calls her parents and tells them he is taking her to the police station immediately The manager locks Kathleen in the storage room for seven hours, until he is ready to close the shop. Then he takes her to the police station. The store manager tells his security guard to arrest Kathleen. The guard pulls a gun, takes her to the back of the store, and calls the police. 5. b. Would any of these alternatives qualify as false imprisonment? If so, which ones and why? What should a shopkeeper do if he or she catches a shoplifter? Problem 19-6, page 240 a. How should this case be decided? b. Suppose the Garcias had fenced in the pool and the child had climbed the fence and drowned Should the child's parents be able to recover damages in that situation? Problem 19-7, page 241 a. Why do you think a state would pass a Make My Day law? b. What are the possible benefits of such a law? c. How would you decide this case? Explain how your decision best serves the public interest. d. Would your answer be different if Mr. Stobbs were mentally disturbed? What should then? Problem 19-5, page 237 a. The store manager has several options. Rank the following in order of most reasonable to least reasonable Order | Item # The manager calls the police and keeps Kathleen in his oftice until they come The manager tells an assistant manager to keep Kathleen in the back 2. room until the police arrive. The assistant manager is called away on another task, and he ties Kathleen's hands and feet together so she cannot run away 3. The manager yells, "Stop, you thief!" as he runs after Kathleen in the store. He also shouts at her as he walks her back to his office. Then he calls her parents and tells them he is taking her to the police station immediately The manager locks Kathleen in the storage room for seven hours, until he is ready to close the shop. Then he takes her to the police station. The store manager tells his security guard to arrest Kathleen. The guard pulls a gun, takes her to the back of the store, and calls the police. 5. b. Would any of these alternatives qualify as false imprisonment? If so, which ones and why? What should a shopkeeper do if he or she catches a shoplifter? Problem 19-6, page 240 a. How should this case be decided? b. Suppose the Garcias had fenced in the pool and the child had climbed the fence and drowned Should the child's parents be able to recover damages in that situation? Problem 19-7, page 241 a. Why do you think a state would pass a Make My Day law? b. What are the possible benefits of such a law