The Ohio Supreme Court gave each of the following reasons for selecting the subjective test of entrapment, EXCEPT
A. The objective test can result in convicting otherwise innocent people
B. The objective test relies on a legal fiction
C. Real criminals can be released under the objective test
D. In practice the objective test can lead to swearing contests
ANSWER: B
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