Read the following: Jack Oberman is a pharmacist at a local drug store and has never engaged in any form of illegal activity. Local police officers received reports that the drug store was filling ill

Read the following:

Jack Oberman is a pharmacist at a local drug store and has never engaged in any form of illegal activity. Local police officers received reports that the drug store was filling illegal prescriptions for OxyContin, a strong painkiller often sold on the streets. An undercover officer approached Jack on five separate occasions, claiming that he had a daughter suffering from a terminal illness who was in severe pain and discomfort. The undercover officer claimed he could not afford medical treatment and asked Jack to illegally provide him with OxyContin for his daughter. Jack refused on the first four occasions, but he finally consented after hearing the horrific stories of the young girl's suffering. Jack handed the undercover officer 10 OxyContin pills and was subsequently arrested.

Answer the following in a 250 word essay (double space, 12 pt font, one inch margins all around, with name).

NOTE: Paper must be 250 words, no less. Page number, title, your name do not count 

MUST HAVE TWO cited sources in your essay that assist in making your point/argument.

Is Jack entitled to the defense of entrapment?

Why or why not?

Would Jack be successful under both the objective and subjective tests?

NOTE: Be sure to describe and explain the objective and subjective tests.