Art lives in a jurisdiction that follows the subjective approach to the entrapment issue. Art's attorney raises the defense of entrapment in a case where an undercover police officer approached him and sold Art illegal drugs. Art was then charged with violating the Controlled Substances Act. What is the evidentiary burden of proof with regard to entrapment? Group of answer choices All answers are correct If the defendant meets his burden of proof, the government then must ultimately prove to the jury beyond a reasonable doubt either that Art in fact was predisposed to commit the offense or that there was no inducement to do so The jurors must acquit Art if they have reasonable doubts that he was predisposed and not induced Art must first bear the burden of proof that the government induced Art to buy the drugs