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I don't understand. Didn't the FBI agent induce him to commit money laundering by telling him he sold cocaine? Also, can't the defendant claim they thought it w
by olalonde 5y ago
I don't understand. Didn't the FBI agent induce him to commit money laundering by telling him he sold cocaine? Also, can't the defendant claim they thought it was a joke? Depending on the context, I most likely would have assumed it was a joke. It seems like the kind of answer someone would jokingly give if they didn't want to discuss their real job.
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- rtkwe 5y agoWe know very little about the actual interaction but there's no claim I see that there was coercion when the coins were sold to the undercover cop. Cops are allowed to setup chances for people to do illegal things, that's what stings and bait cars are all about, basically the fact that the person is a cop isn't really material because there's the assumption the person would have committed the crime with another person in the same situation.