Webber v. Froedtert Medical rejected the "reverse"
Webber v. Froedtert Medical rejected the "reverse" form of this tort, which was ruled inapplicable in Green v. Donroe, in which the defendant shot himself and supplied police with a fictional description of his assailant. Shopkeeper's privilege shields against this intentional tort. Typically, courts require harm and hold that a plaintiff must be aware that this tort is happening to them. For 10 points, name this tort whose elements are typically intent to confine and actual unlawful confinement.
Webber v. Froedtert Medical rejected the "reverse" form of this tort, which was ruled inapplicable in Green v. Donroe, in which the defendant shot himself and supplied police with a fictional description of his assailant.
false imprisonment [or wrongful imprisonment; or other synonyms for false coupled with imprisonment]