The Defense of Entrapment Arises When

Multiple Choice

The defense of entrapment arises when:

A) a law enforcement official induces a person to commit a crime whether that person, under ordinary circumstances, would have done so or not.
B) any person induces any other person to commit a crime when the person induced would not ordinarily have done so.
C) a police officer or other government official or agent acts to induce an individual to commit a crime when that individual would not ordinarily have done so.
D) law enforcement officials act aggressively to prevent a crime.