Primary sources: Choose one (1) of the bulleted points below, then locate and cite a relevant (1) state or federal statute; (2) state or federal court case; and (3) a local county or city ordinance, if one is available (or, if not available, then an administrative agency rule or regulation). If you located your source online, you must cite both the primary source (i.e., the title and section of code or case law citation) as well as the address of the electronic source from which you retrieved the information.

Include a brief description of a few sentences for each point of how the primary source material you found relates to the type of tort. You do not need to provide a long analysis or memo, but only a few sentences as to why you included that source. If you do not find any relevant material, specifically say so and describe where and how you looked for the information, OR, if a state law issue, look to a different state for sources.

Secondary sources: For the bulleted point you chose, also locate and cite one (1) relevant secondary source of law, such as a treatise, law review article, the Restatement of Torts, or a legal dictionary, amongst others. If you located your source online, you must cite both the primary source (i.e., the title and section of code or case law citation) as well as the address of the electronic source from which you retrieved the information.

• Whether detention of a customer by a store security guard constitutes false imprisonment?
• Whether your jurisdiction requires a plaintiff to show some physical harm in order to recover for intentional infliction of emotional distress?
• An abortion protester carries a sign outside of Dr. Wu's office that reads: "Dr. Wu murders babies." Dr. Wu does not perform abortions. Is the sign a defamatory statement publicized to third parties?
• A posse of white supremacist skinheads assembles on the sidewalk in front of a Mexican woman's house for an hour, staring into the house's living room window. The woman is frightened. Has an assault occurred?

Validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references.