People v. Barraza
Supreme Court of California, In Bank
591 P.2d 947 (1979)
Relevant factsFree
A narcotics agent repeatedly called and pressured Barraza, who worked at a mental health facility and testified he initially refused to sell drugs out of fear of returning to jail, until after roughly an hour of persistent conversation he gave her a coded note referencing heroin merely to stop her from continuing to "bug" him, differing sharply from the agent's own account portraying him as an eager, hesitant-but-willing dealer.
IssueFree
Whether, in California, the proper test of entrapment is a determination of whether the conduct of the law enforcement agent would likely induce a normally law-abiding person to commit the offense.