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Hi, this is Colin Miller.

I'm an associate dean and professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law,

and I blog at Evidence Prof. Vlog.

In episode four of the Jamar Huggins R.I., I discuss the jury's verdict, convicting

him of Birdlery, Arm Grobbery, and Kidnapping.

Some of you were left wondering how he was convicted of kidnapping, which takes us to the

first topic for today's Addendum.

Part one, Kidnapping.

Let's start this section with a question from Taylor.

Her Twitter handle is, at Schmaleer Schmey, and she asks, just got to episode three, he

was charged with kidnapping, did I miss something.

This is a great question, and it's the same question that Jamar's mother asked me when

I spoke to her.

I want to know if it's a stuffy case with a member said that they were kidnapped.

How did that kidnap when they never left the house?

To answer this question, let's look at South Carolina's kidnapping statute, which is

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