List the three categories of tort. intentional, unintentional, strict liability intentional, moderated, strict liability intentional, unintentional, criminal intentional, criminal, civil Under which of the following doctrines may an employer be held liable for the actions of an employee that is acting within the scope of employment? (select one) respondent superior employer liability employee sanction castle doctrine The lawful detaining of a store customer for suspected theft is legal under shop keeper's privilege the intentional torts act strict liability conversion law A person that owns an animal that is considered dangerous may be held liable for the harm caused by the animal under: strict liability intentional tort law negligence statutes open and obvious doctrines In the sale of unreasonably dangerous products, manufacturers are held liable under: strict liability comparative negligence contributory negligence assumption of risk