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On 01/26/10 18:28, Sabrina Kilian wrote:
> However, the conclusion was that the error was in the initial court not
> allowing the defense to argue entrapment before the jury, not that it
> was actual entrapment. The end result was that the case was sent back to
> the initial jurisdiction, and I would have to search around more to see
> if that resulted in a new trial or just a dismissal. That case, by it
> self, set no legal wording for what entrapment actually is.
Well, based on what I saw in the article, no formal definition has been
specified - it's often left to the juries/judges to decide what
constitutes entrapment.
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