Topic: Entrapment should be legalized

Argument: entrapment  creates artificial circumstances where someone may do something which they would not otherwise do due to the level of enticement.

Argument: entrapment aids the police where they have a good reason to suspect a culprit but the criminal activity would otherwise be difficult to detect

Argument: entrapment allows for officers to capture criminals who are trying to evade police in a manner that they would not expect.

Argument: entrapment allows for the easy arrest of criminals

Argument: entrapment allows law enforcement to arrest individuals who are already suspected of a crime but may be otherwise difficult to track down

Argument: entrapment allows law enforcement to catch criminals red-handed.

Argument: entrapment allows the police to capture criminals who would otherwise evade law enforcement.

Argument: entrapment can be a powerful law enforcement tool to catch criminals before they commit that crime against the general public

Argument: entrapment can be a useful tool in proving that someone is guilty of a crime when traditional methods have failed.

Argument: entrapment can cause a person to do something they would not normally do and should not be allowed.

Argument: entrapment can end with the wrong person arrested

Argument: entrapment can help catch truly dangerous people before they have a chance to do more harmful - it is a proactive, rather than reactive approach.

Argument: entrapment can help rid our society of criminals and therefore should be legalized

Argument: entrapment can help to remove violent criminals from society and should therefore be legalised.

Argument: entrapment can lead to arrest of a person who was in the wrong place at the wrong time or unknowing they have done something wrong.

Argument: entrapment can make a person do something which in other circumstances they may not have done.

Argument: entrapment can make ordinary people commit crimes that they wouldn't have otherwise committed, you could even be pressured into committing a crime by undercover police officers.

Argument: entrapment causes more criminals to be caught and taken off the streets.

Argument: entrapment could be the only way to bring to justice highly organised and intelligent criminals.

Argument: entrapment could lead an innocent person to commit a crime based on a misunderstanding.

Argument: entrapment enables law enforcement officers to better remove criminals from the streets

Argument: entrapment enables the police to catch someone they suspect of committing previous crimes in the act of committing another so they can be put away and should therefore be legalised.

Argument: entrapment encourages people to try and get people to commit crimes which they might otherwise  not have committed.

Argument: entrapment helps capture criminals that are evading the law and capture and entrapment would be the only solution to catch the perpetrators.

Argument: entrapment is a good tool for law enforcement to have in their box of tricks.  it allows a known criminal to be caught much easier.