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The theory is that the government shouldn't be allowed to push you into committing a crime and then convicting you for it.This defense won't be successful if the judge or jury believes you were predisposed to committing the crime, however.This is a pretty lofty standard, and during any trial the defendant may present a defense in order to raise such a reasonable doubt.Most defenses break down into one of two categories: (1) I didn't do it or (2) I did it, but I shouldn't be held responsible. I Didn't Do It The most basic defense to any criminal charge is to simply prove that you didn't do it.The theory behind an insanity defense is the notion that in almost every criminal law, there is a "mental" or "intent" element.

For example, responding to an assailant's threat to punch you by shooting them is almost certainly an unreasonable response.

Insanity Defense Although it makes for fascinating TV dramas, in real life defendants rarely plead insanity as a defense.

Judges and jurors are very skeptical of these claims, and because of the abstract nature of this defense, it can be very difficult to actually prove.

Entrapment Defense An entrapment defense is appropriate when an official induces you to commit a crime.

Common examples of this are prostitution stings or drug sales.

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