PainCompliant -> RE: Unlawful Confinement (8/5/2007 8:40:09 PM)
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ORIGINAL: KiandPhoenix To specifically answer the question, no. It becomes unlawful confinement the moment the person returns and is informed that you wish to be released, and then refuses. You agreed to be in the cage, so until you can actually tell someone to let you out they can not be held accountable. Kind of like if a you file for a restraining order against a stalker, even if it is an immediate order of protection, the stalker is not held accountable until he is server with the paperwork, and is properly informed. Now I have to agree. You lock someone in a cage, expect to be right there. If someone locks you in a cage and leaves, when you get out. . .RUN! They are irresponsible, and do not have your safety in mind. ~Ki It doesn't become real until you want to be freed, insist upon being freed, threaten all sorts of recourse if you are not freed, and still you stay in the cell or cage. One person's unlawful confinement is another person's best experience.
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