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Shopkeeper's Privilege Group of answer choices A defense to the tort of false imprisonment for storeowners; allows reasonable detention of shoppers upon reasonable suspicion of shoplifting. The intentional tort of detaining someone against that person's will. The intentional tort of making a false statement that injures someone's reputation. A defense to defamation that allows shopkeepers to make false statements without liability.

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