Topic: Entrapment should be legalized
Police entrapment creates more crime. It sets up individuals to commit crimes which, on their own, they may not have committed.
police using entrapment could convince someone to commit a crime that they otherwise would not have.
pulling known or suspected criminals into the open through entrapment will benefit society as whole as these people will be brought to book sooner rather than later.
putting temptation in the way of a criminal is not fair
some criminals are hard to catch, entrapment help police catch those criminals.
some people  if you tempt them with big reward for doing criminal act, they may do it even though they are not criminal, that's why police should not trap people.
some people may not even think about committing a crime until they are offered a deal which would entrap them.  entrapment should not be allowed.
some people should be caught at all costs
sometimes a criminal needs to be caught for sure and entrapment ensures their eventual prosecution
sometimes a person is forced to commit a crime (ie a pimp makes one of his workers commit prostitution), and those victims deserve to have a defense like entrapment.
sometimes entrapment is an important last resort in terms of catching someone that is known for other vile acts despite not having sufficient evidence.
sometimes entrapment is the only viable way to capture a known criminal and hence should be allowed.
sometimes entrapment is the only way to ensure that criminals are captured and charged, therefore we should legalise it.
sometimes entrapment is the only way to get a wanted criminal.
sometimes for human safety these animals need to be caught.
sometimes police push the boundaries of entrapment, and sometimes this concept is abused.
sometimes the only way police can catch a criminal is by entrapment.
sometimes the only way that a criminal can be stopped is by entrapping them.  too many criminals can get away with their crimes by saying they were entrapped.
sometimes the only way to capture a criminal is to use entrapment as career criminals have learned ways to avoid legal prosecution.
sometimes the only way to catch a criminal is by entrapment.  in these cases entrapment should be legal.
sometimes there is no other way to catch a criminal
tempting people into crime is tantamount to actually creating a break of law in the first, and should never be morally or legally acceptable.
that is, it can not be legalized, because if the police do not initiate the crime you will not necessarily have committed it
the criminal mind must be discovered in time
the entrapment is necessary for those people who are not in their 5 senses and have committed a crime, allows them to take the necessary care and not sink it into a prison cell
the people aren’t forced into breaking the law and they should be prosecuted
the police need to use the tools needed to solve cases and prevent crimes
The purpose of law enforcement is to protect the community from legitimate threats, but because entrapment targets people who otherwise would not commit crimes, entrapment fails to fulfill the purpose of policing.