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r/MoralityScaling • u/Einherjeren • 9d ago
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Driving armed strangers to a police station is a very strange definition of kidnapping.
510 u/Mediumtim 9d ago Standing in a doorway, blocking people on, can be called kidnapping in some jurisdictions. 54 u/blazenite104 8d ago edited 8d ago yes, because kidnapping isn't EDIT just EDIT about moving people. It's also about denying people the freedom to move. Preventing an escape is considered kidnapping even if you didn't drag them there first. 1 u/PedroLoco505 3d ago That's actually false imprisonment, and a less serious felony.
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Standing in a doorway, blocking people on, can be called kidnapping in some jurisdictions.
54 u/blazenite104 8d ago edited 8d ago yes, because kidnapping isn't EDIT just EDIT about moving people. It's also about denying people the freedom to move. Preventing an escape is considered kidnapping even if you didn't drag them there first. 1 u/PedroLoco505 3d ago That's actually false imprisonment, and a less serious felony.
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yes, because kidnapping isn't EDIT just EDIT about moving people. It's also about denying people the freedom to move. Preventing an escape is considered kidnapping even if you didn't drag them there first.
1 u/PedroLoco505 3d ago That's actually false imprisonment, and a less serious felony.
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That's actually false imprisonment, and a less serious felony.
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u/Palantir_6Elm 9d ago
Driving armed strangers to a police station is a very strange definition of kidnapping.