The entrapment defense at the federal level exists entirely in case law. Federal courts first recognized entrapment in Woo Wai v. United States, 223 F 412 9th Circuit (1915), and the Supreme Court followed suit in Sorrells v. United States, 287 U.S. 435 (1932).
Show me proof, consisting of evidence from an impartial source. Facts, meeting the strict rule of law were submitted in evidence that led to these convictions. If there were facts of similar value of what you allege, their lawyers would have invoked them to get their clients off the hook. If those facts existed the judge would have thrown the case out of court. You have the floor counselor, make your case.
