Kidnapping Vs. Abduction

What is kidnapping typically defined as?

• The legal arrest of a person

• The voluntary disappearance of a person

• The taking of another person against their will and holding them in unlawful confinement

• The act of a person getting lost unintentionally

What is the situation when a child is competent and not unhappy or agrees with their removal from the home or court arrangement?

• Child kidnapping

• Child abduction

• Child displacement

• Child relocation

What is one purpose of kidnapping?

• For educational purposes

• For the purpose of ransom or political maneuvering

• For legal law enforcement

• For providing medical assistance

What is the smallest percentage of kidnapping offenses in the United States referred to as?

• "Modern" kidnapping

• "Traditional" kidnapping

• "Custodial" kidnapping

• "Accidental" kidnapping

What do the majority of kidnapping cases in the United States involve?

• Taking a stranger's child without any motive

• Taking your own child across regional or state lines outside the agreed custody arrangement

• Holding a person for a legal trial

• Kidnapping for a financial debt

Which of the following is an example of parental kidnapping?

• A parent taking their child to the park.

• A parent refusing to let their spouse see their child or withholding visitation.

• A parent giving their child permission to go on a school trip.

• A parent attending a school play to watch their child perform.