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No. There's some sort of legal sophistry that helps them get away with it, and even if there weren't there's always the fall back of qualified immunity.
by fnordfnordfnord 7y ago
No. There's some sort of legal sophistry that helps them get away with it, and even if there weren't there's always the fall back of qualified immunity.
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- dragonwriter 7y agoEntrapment is a defense not an offense, thus immunities on the part of the putative entrapper are immaterial.