The following excerpt is from People v. Mills, 178 N.Y. 274, 70 N.E. 786 (N.Y. 1904):
In O'Brien v. State, 6 Tex. App. 665, the court said: When the officer first suggests his willingness to a person to accept a bribe to release a prisoner in his charge, and thereby originates the criminal intent, and apparently joins the defendant in a criminal act first suggested by the officer, merely to entrap the defendant, the case is not within the spirit of said article 307 of the Criminal Code.
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