United States v. Maury

How courts have described this case

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• discussing invited error doctrine, wherein a defendant waives his right to complain on appeal of errors with instructions that he specifically requested
• “Of course, the decisions of other circuits, while persuasive, are not binding on the district courts in this Circuit.”
• under invited error doctrine, a party cannot complain of alleged errors invited or induced by that party.

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