HIGGINS, Justice.
The court in its charge set forth in detail the elements necessary to constitute entrapment, stated the separate contentions of the State and the defendant as to whether the evidence made out a case of entrapment. The court did not make its own application of the law to the facts as the jury might find them and did not instruct the jury as to its permissible verdicts according to its actual findings. The failure of the court to apply the law to the...
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