Rawnee
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U.S. law is different from U.K.
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Well. although they're subtle differences, they are in fact far more similarities than differences.
That said, in the UK, "Entrapment" in itself is not a defence but can be used by a court judge to stop a trial if he believes justice will not be served.
OK, now your view of "Entrapment", under any judicial system is just plain wrong and so is your view of "Police Agents". I suppose you could say that your right to "privacy" has been violated, as a defence, but the right to privacy cannot trump the right to report and uncover crime, any crime.
Rawnee, I guess you are angry at something but it seems to me that your shots are so wide that I cannot see what point you are actually trying to make.
May be if your next posting, without revealing anything personal, can be more focussed then some clarity can be brought into this discussion.
UK Bob