entrapment

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entrapment
[ɪnˈtræpmənt]
sustantivo
1incitación (f) al delito (Law)

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entrapment [ɪnˈtræpmənt]
noun
(Jur) acción por la que agentes de la ley incitan a algn a cometer un delito para poder arrestarlo
He laid out for the jury the elements that constitute entrapment: the government agents or police must create the crime; the accused must be induced to commit it; and the accused must not have been predisposed to commit it in the first place
he complained of entrapment se quejó de que le habían hecho caer en una trampa

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