District of Columbia Court of Appeals· 8/30/2007
Preacher v. United States
Citations
- 934 A.2d 363
- 2007 D.C. App. LEXIS 559
- 2007 WL 2436762
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- “Generally, the invited error doctrine precludes a party from asserting as error on appéal a course that he or she has induced the trial court to take.”
- “Generally, the invited error doctrine precludes a party from asserting as error on appeal a course that he or she has induced the trial court to take.”
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Judges: Reid, Steadman, Wagner
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