· 5/31/1985
United States v. Clarence Samuel Robinson (84-5140), Charles T. Cornett (84-5141), James Harold Coldiron (84-5158)
Citations
- 763 F.2d 778
- 17 Fed. R. Serv. 1434
- 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 31315
How courts have described this case
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- “In our view, the government’s motive is irrelevant to [the predisposition] issue . . . because even assuming that the government wanted to entrap [defendant], this motive would not affect [defendant’s] ‘readiness and willingness’ to commit the crime.” (citations omitted)
- “[T]he government’s motive is irrelevant to this issue [predisposition].”
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Judges: Lively, Engel, Celebrezze
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