Q: There is a police officer following my brother right on his tail and he has been following him for about 12 to 15 miles if he pulls him over will that be entrapment?

A: Pull him over for what? Speeding? Your brother is free to pull over and let the officer pass him. Entrapment is where law enforcement repeatedly encourages someone to do something criminal the person would NEVER otherwise do, and then arrests the person for doing the criminal act.NOTE: In order to argue entrapment you must always admit to doing the thing you were arrested for, which means if the jury does not believe that the police coerced you into doing it, you are automatically guilty.

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