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It's not entrapment unless the police induce the crime to be committed. Nobody forced him to "order a hit." Attempting a murder-for-hire is not something you ca
by fusiongyro 13y ago
It's not entrapment unless the police induce the crime to be committed. Nobody forced him to "order a hit." Attempting a murder-for-hire is not something you can be tricked into doing.
- pbhjpbhj 13y agoI think one could be entrapped into a murder-for-hire. Certain government authorities know you're acquainted with someone who's previously been fingered for murder-for-hire but never convicted. The "authorities" call you and threaten to murder your family; you naturally seek back-up from your erstwhile acquaintance. The police ensure they give you just enough information to track their threat back to a "person" of their construction. Boom. You're up on a rap of "conspiracy to commit first degree murder" (or whatever it's actually called in your jurisdiction). Doesn't seem so impossibly far-fetched does it?
- fusiongyro 13y agoIt'd be a great movie plot. But yeah, still impossibly far-fetched. Besides that, the authorities have at that point gone way past entrapment.
- pbhjpbhj 13y agoIsh. I don't suppose it would be done but it seems it could be done.