NYSentencing

§ 40.05  Entrapment.
    In  any  prosecution  for  an  offense,  it is an affirmative
defense that the defendant  engaged  in  the  proscribed  conduct
because  he  was  induced  or  encouraged  to  do  so by a public
servant, or by a person  acting  in  cooperation  with  a  public
servant,  seeking  to  obtain evidence against him for purpose of
criminal prosecution, and when the methods used  to  obtain  such
evidence  were  such  as  to  create  a substantial risk that the
offense would be committed by a person not otherwise disposed  to
commit  it.   Inducement  or  encouragement  to commit an offense
means  active  inducement  or  encouragement.    Conduct   merely
affording  a  person an opportunity to commit an offense does not
constitute entrapment.