In Re Tortorelli

How courts have described this case

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• applying the invited error doctrine to collateral review of an instructional error
• applying the invited error doctrine to collateral review of an instructional error
• \The invited error doctrine prohibits a party from setting up an error in the trial court then complaining of it on appeal.\
• “The invited error doctrine prohibits a party from setting up an error in the trial court then complaining of it on appeal.”
• because due process requires the State to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt, sufficiency of the evidence is an issue of constitutional magnitude

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