· 6/17/1932
Egan v. New York Life Ins.
Citations
- 60 F.2d 268
- 1932 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1325
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- holding “none of [five] factors is controlling” as to predisposition, including profit motive
- finding inducement where government agent repeatedly promised friendship and wealth
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Judges: Barrett
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