Here's the exercise of constitutional right hook that I was questioning earlier. I am persuaded as you are.

Agreed. One of my favorite books.

This is what I'm getting at @joedudekjd.bsky.social

I'd love to see his reaction:

case, State v Manuel, that relief on English practice. (Couldn't bother looking it up in the record itself, so here's a screenshot from my upcoming article)

Doesn't exactly answer your question, but I'm currently writing an article for the Davis Political Review that I will share when complete. I will share the intro, though.

Wouldn't that be closer to a public authority defense?

Could provide grounds for an entrapment by estoppel defense?

cc: @alegalnerd.bsky.social

That line is great advice, but this line has stuck with me ever since and is applicable to everyone in every facet of life

Ha! It's as if they're trolling us.

I ask this in full agreement with ur thread: How often is such direct evidence - a confession - obtained before an incitement prosecution is brought? Is it absolutely necessary? I think I already know the answer to these questions.