James Michael Hood v. United States
Whether, when the government has induced a person to break the law and the defense of entrapment is at issue, the government need only show that its inducement succeeded after a short period of time to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person was predisposed to break the law, regardless of the psychologically graduated nature of the inducement.
Whether, when the government has induced a person to break the law and the defense of entrapment is at issue, the government need only show that its inducement succeeded after a short period of time to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person was predisposed to break the law, regardless of the psychologically graduated nature of the inducement