Illinois Supreme Court· 11/20/2003

People v. Carter

Citations

802 N.E.2d 1185
208 Ill. 2d 309
280 Ill. Dec. 664
2003 Ill. LEXIS 2273

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holding that “[u]nder the doctrine of invited error, an accused may not request to proceed in one manner and then later contend on appeal that the course of action was in error”
precluding the defendant from challenging his conviction on grounds that a certain jury instruction was not given after he declined to provide such an instruction at trial when given an opportunity to do so
failure to raise issue in petition for leave to appeal results in forfeiture of issue before this court
failure to include an issue in a petition for leave to appeal results in forfeiture of that issue for review
“ ‘Action taken at defendant’s request precludes defendant from raising such course of conduct as error on appeal’ ”
\'Action taken at defendant's request precludes defendant from raising such course of conduct as error on appeal'\

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Judges: Fitzgerald

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