The objective test holds that entrapment exists only if the accused had no predisposition to commit the offense but did so because of inducement by a government agent.

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The objective test for entrapment focuses on the government agent's actions and whether they would have induced a normally law-abiding person to commit the crime, not on the accused's predisposition to commit the offense. The definition provided describes the subjective test, which does consider the accused's predisposition.

The Objective Test Holds That Entrapment Exists Only If the Accused