Mary's car was parked just outside the east door of the Civic Center. When she tried to exit, three ominous-looking gang members were blocking that door. She called the police who arrested the three for loitering. If Mary brings suit against them for false imprisonment:
a. she will lose if there was another exit she could have used.
b. she will lose because she was not harmed by the confinement.
c. she will win even if there was another way out because she was, in effect, being confined to the Civic Center.
d. she will win because they were blocking her passage to her car.
a
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