Re: Right address, no name
Posted by Prairie Dawg on 4/04/06
I'd say you're wrong, because to show entrapment you'd have to demonstrate that the government induced you to commit a crime you otherwise would not have. On 4/04/06, Jason wrote: > I'd say that's entrapment, which, as it turns out, is also > against the law. > > > On 4/03/06, Prairie Dawg wrote: >> Yeah, sure, go ahead. Suppose it's dope or porn and there's >> a sting going on. What will you say then? >> >> The betrter choice is to return it to the sender unopened. >> >> >> On 3/31/06, Ryan wrote: >>> I received a package sent to MY address that was not under >>> my name nor addressed to anyone, just to the four letters >>> (ex. A B C D) that make no sense. If the package was sent >>> to my address can i open it?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Right address, no name, 3/31/06, by Ryan.
- Re: Right address, no name, 4/03/06, by Prairie Dawg.
- Re: Right address, no name, 4/04/06, by Jason.
- Re: Right address, no name, 4/04/06, by Prairie Dawg.
- Re: Right address, no name, 4/04/06, by Bob R/CA.
- Re: Right address, no name, 4/05/06, by v.
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