I doubt "entrapment" is anything but the wild invention of Indian media fanned by a few Indian officials, but it can be employed as an argument at the trial. However, if I recall correctly it's only going to help the defendant if her attorney can demonstrate that the abusive behavior was something the defendant was coerced into her by the entrappers, rather than something she would have done regardless.
Entrapment is something India and Indian govt. believes has taken place.
What do I care if 'entrapment' will be used by the attorney on either side. The simple fact of the matter is that the Indian diplomat cannot be and should not be tried in the US. How you take care of the legal mess you have created is your problem.
However if the US is to peruse judicial action against Indian diplomat, India will reciprocate in kind and you will soon see US diplomats in Indian jails and fighting their prosecution in India.
The U.S. was under no obligation to do so. I think this is where worker-protection law may collide with diplomatic practice. It's a conflict worth study.
Study it all you want. It is not going to get you anywhere.
It should be clear by now that there was no intent to humiliate Indian diplomats.
On the contrary as the case unfolds, it appears as if there was an intent to humiliate India and Indian diplomats. I am not sure what your media has been feeding you, but this is what pretty much the whole of India thinks. It is a PR nightmare and a total mess.
I may argue with a friend. I respect that he may walk away from an argument to cool down so he can come back to discuss things calmly later. I ignore or forgive what he said in the heat of his passion. When calm we talk it over. Perhaps we will decide to part ways.
But one thing is sure, that if he's in my household again he's going to have to adhere to a minimum standard of conduct ultimately determined by myself. And I'd expect him to treat me exactly the same way.
As I said before, before US talks about Friendship, the US first needs to establish Mutual Respect. So far, even that basic framework of mutual respect has not been established.
You can be sure that if your friend is an Indian who has been insulted in your house, He will never again enter your house. And you will most certainly be unwelcome in his house. You may continue to do 'business' but you can be sure that the relationship will never evlove beyond that for a long long time.
I guess you still have a lot to learn about India and Indians.