...law-enforcement officials. * * * To determine whether entrapment has been established, a line must lie dnn between the trap for the unwary innocent and the trap for the UBW-" criminal. "We shall now consider the evidence which it is claimed by the Gove! sustains the conviction...

...the creative activity" of law-enforcement officials. (Emphasis supplied.) See 287 US, at 441, 451. To determine whether entrapment has been established,...innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal. The prin1 The charge to the jury was not in issue here. 369 Opinion of the Court. ciples by which the courts...

...the creative activity" of law-enforcement officials. (Emphasis supplied.) See 287 US, at 441, 451. To determine whether entrapment has been established,...innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal. The prin1 The charge to the jury was not in issue here. 369 Opinion of the Court. ciples by which the courts...

...the creative activity« of law-enforcement officials. (Emphasis supplied). See 287 US, at 441, 451. To determine whether entrapment has been established,...innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal. The principles by which the courts are to make this determination were outlined in Sorrells. On the one...

...governmental conduct as on the mental state and prior behavior of the defendant caught in a criminal deed. As Chief Justice Warren stated in Sherman v. United...innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal." The decisions of the Supreme Court suggest that if governmental conduct in an undercover operation reaches...

...governmental conduct as on the mental state and prior behavior of the defendant caught in a criminal deed. As Chief Justice Warren stated in Sherman v. United...innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal." The decisions of the Supreme Court suggest that if governmental conduct in an undercover operation reaches...

...sufficient to constitute a case of entrapment. To use the language of an American case on the subject, "a line must be drawn between the trap for the unwary innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal" (Sherman v United States 356 US 369 (1958) at 372-3). Gleeson CJ in Sloane said that: In an application...

...innocent defendants. The purpose of the defense, according to Chief Justice Warren, is to draw a line "between the trap for the unwary innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal."7 Where the "disposition" to commit the alleged offense has been "implanted" in the mind...

...they were subjected to government persuasion. In a famous phrase, Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote: “To determine whether entrapment has been established, a line must be drawn between a trap for the unwary innocent and a trap for the unwary criminal.” In other words, only the pure...

...governmental conduct as on the mental state and prior behavior of the defendant caught in a criminal deed. As Chief Justice Warren stated in Sherman v. United...innocent and the trap for the unwary criminal." The decisions of the Supreme Court suggest that if governmental conduct in an undercover operation reaches...