Entrapment. No undercover officer will encourage or counsel any student to purchase or use alcohol or any controlled dangerous substance.
Entrapment. Member agrees to disclose in writing to FCUSA headquarters that if true, the member is an agent for Federal, State, or Local agencies being officially or unofficially on a mission of entrapment or for any investigative purposes immediately upon or before entering into this agreement.
Entrapment. This peril means the accidental and involuntary physical restraint of an animal resulting in the death or destruction of the entrapped animal. There is no coverage under this peril:
a. to animals in the process of being bred, either by natural or artificial means;
b. for death due to animal birth or while the animal is birthing;
c. for livestock in transit or while being loaded or unloaded;
d. for choking on objects or food, or medicine taken;
e. to any animal which contracted a disease or is sick prior to entrapment;
f. for livestock being handled or forcibly restrained for care or treatment;
g. for death resulting from physical injury due to an animal having been split;
h. for suffocation of animals in their own fluids, when caused by the animals’ natural inability to regain an upright position.
Entrapment. Client agrees to disclose in writing to GSA headquarters that if true, the client is an agent for Federal, State, or Local agencies being officially or unofficially on a mission of entrapment or for any investigative purposes immediately upon or before entering into this agreement.
Entrapment. Member agrees to disclose in writing to GOLDEN headquarters that if true, the member is an agent for Federal, State, or Local agencies being officially or unofficially on a mission of entrapment or for any investigative purposes immediately upon or before entering into this agreement.
Entrapment. No undercover officer will encourage or counsel any stu- dent to purchase or use alcohol or any controlled dangerous substance.
Entrapment. United States x. Xxxxxxxx, 61 X.X. 854 (N-M. Ct. Crim. App. 2005). Accused pled guilty to distributing ketamine to two uncover female NCIS agents after their request for drugs. While the plea inquiry established that the accused distributed ketamine based on an inducement from the NCIS agents, the accused did not otherwise indicate that he lacked a predisposition to distribute so the defense of entrapment was not raised. See also United States x. Xxxxxxxxx, No. 30337, 2005 CCA LEXIS 226 (A.F. Ct. Crim. App. June 15, 2005) (unpub.) (affirming the plea because of the military judge’s inquiry into whether an entrapment defense existed and the lack of factual basis to support the defense even though the military judge failed to advise the accused of the elements of the entrapment defense).
