Those found guilty of the crime of kidnapping face imprisonment or heavy punishment. Additionally, during a kidnapping, other offenses may arise, such as assault and battery. False imprisonment and kidnapping are comparative but unmistakable terms according to their legal definitions. Although both include convincingly taking a person away without their consent, wrongful detention is more properly used in special cases where a person is confined to a demarcated place and deprived of their liberty. Kidnapping is a broader term and includes the unlawful removal of an individual without their consent using threats, deception, or force with the end goal of confining them (Robbins, 2014). The third case I will analyze is where (A) and the perpetrator have a romantic relationship and are arguing. The attacker drags (A) into the alley to talk and then (A) slaps the attacker. The scenario would not require the attacker to defend themselves since the attacker is well known