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Munoz v. State

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  • 629 So. 2d 90
  • 1993 WL 406367

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  • holding that, despite legislative adoption of subjective standard, due process guarantee of Florida constitution would mandate objective standard in cases involving egregious police activities
  • finding that both conduct and prior criminal history of the accused may show that he or she was predisposed to commit the crime charged
  • construing section 777.201 to require questions to be submitted to a jury when “reasonable per sons could draw different conclusions from the facts”
  • explaining the shifting burden of proof for use in entrapment cases
  • “[C]are must be taken in establishing the predisposition of a defendant based on conduct that results from the inducement.”
  • \Such direction is consistent with the subjective evaluation of entrapment because the two factual issues above ordinarily present questions of disputed facts to be submitted to the jury as the trier of fact.\

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Judges: Overton

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