Entrapment defense widened by federal appeals court ruling
In New Orleans UPI reports the split Fifth Circuit expanded entrapment defenses for defendants who claim no intent to commit a crime yet allege law enforcement induced wrongdoing. Harold Donald Henry, a Texas pharmacist, was convicted of dispensing controlled substances but the full court overturned the convictions, saying the defendant cannot deny committing the act while asserting entrapment.
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