Gray v. People

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• holding that defendant cannot allege error where trial court gives an instruction which defendant demands
• \[W]e cannot consider the trial court to be in error for giving an instruction demanded by the defense.\
• “[W]e cannot consider the trial court to be in error for giving an instruction demanded by the defense.”
• “[D]efendant cannot inject an erroneous statement of law into an argument before the trial court and then rely on his own error to obtain a reversal on appeal.”
• invited error rule applicable to preclude consideration of defendant’s challenged jury instruction on similar offense evidence, which instruction was given at defense counsel’s request
• invited error rule applicable to preclude consideration of defendant's challenged jury instruction on similar offense evidence, which instruction was given at defense counsel's request

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