Question

5. Dan was suspected by customs and immigration officers of having
information concerning the smuggling of drugs into the United States.
Acting undercover, a customs and immigration official went to Dan
and suggested that he bring illegal drugs into this country. Dan
refused, but at the official's insistence he later agreed. After the drugs
entered this country, Dan was arrested. Does Dan have a valid defense
to the charge of smuggling? Explain.

Answer 1

Answer:

No one can have a valid defense when there is no proof, the undercover officers could not blame someone without proof (evidence he was smuggling drugs) but dan may have a valid defense if they dont find any evidence

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