Lockman v. Lockman

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• reasoning that outrageous government conduct analysis violates separation of powers because it allows the Judicial Branch to infringe on the Executive Branch’s zone of responsibility
• noting that the dicta of Russell had been employed by an appellate court to bar only one prosecution, and that the same court subsequently disavowed the holding of that opinion

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