/ˈdɒktrɪn əv ɪnˈtræpmənt/ – Phrase
Definition: học thuyết về quyền của bị cáo biện hộ bằng cách vin vào sự khiêu khích từ phía các đại diện của cơ quan thực thi pháp luật.
A more thorough explanation: The doctrine of entrapment is a legal defense that may be raised when a person is induced or persuaded by law enforcement officials to commit a crime that they would not have otherwise committed. This defense argues that the individual should not be held criminally liable because the government’s actions effectively caused the crime to occur.
Example: The defense attorney argued that the undercover police officer’s actions constituted entrapment, violating the defendant’s rights under the doctrine of entrapment.