Carla Careful, a 5-foot, 1-inch, 110-pound 22 year old woman, was involved in a traffic accident. She was rear-ended by a car driven by Lebron James, a 6-foot, 11-inch, 260-pound basketball player. They both pulled over to the side of the road. Carla, who was very upset over the incident, screamed in Lebron's face that he could not leave the scene of the accident until the police arrived, and that if he did leave, she would personally track him down and beat him up. Lebron was late for a game, but because Carla was so threatening and insistent that he not leave, Lebron decided to wait for the police to arrive. While he was waiting by the side of the road, people passing by who recognized Lebron laughed at him. When Lebron ultimately arrived late to the game, his coach yelled at him for being late in front of the rest of the team and fined him $100,000. Lebron wanted to sue Careful for damages.

What ISSUE would the court have to answer in deciding this case? In answering, think about which element of the cause of action you answered in a. is likely to raise a question in the mind of the court.