People v. Juillet

Brickley,

J. In these cases we are again faced with the troublesome question of entrapment. We granted leave to appeal, 436 Mich 880 (1990), after adhering to the objective test and applying it in the plurality opinion in People v Jamieson, 436 Mich 61; 461 NW2d 884 (1990). We continue to adhere to the principles expressed in Jamieson and apply the objective test in determining whether defendants Brown and Juillet were entrapped.

We find that defendant Basil Brown was not entrapped. Under the objective test of entrapment, we cannot say that the government’s activities, although involving…