The doctrine used by courts to evaluate the impact of a prosecutor's remarks is called:

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The "invited response" doctrine allows a court to consider a prosecutor's potentially improper remarks as a response to comments made by the defense. This doctrine acknowledges that a prosecutor may be provoked into making certain statements by the defense's actions or arguments, and thus, these remarks are evaluated in the context of the defense's conduct.

The Doctrine Used by Courts to Evaluate the Impact of a Prosecutor's