Entrapment : A Word of Legal Art Representing a Special Defense Within the Penumbrae of the Constitutionally Protected Umbrella

SCOPE

A comprehensive study and analysis of the principles of the doctrine of entrapment in federal and military practice, including inter alia: the offenses to which the doctrine may relate; the procedural problems involved; the need for judicial regulation of entrapping activity in advance of its commencement; and the development of entrapment from an affirmative defense into right protected by the ninth amendment to the United States Constitution.

TJAGSA Thesis 1966 Wray;

Bibliography: leaves 86-87.