Aillon v. State

How courts have described this case

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• right to be present of constitutional dimensions, since it involves the right to a fair trial in a fair tribunal, which is “the very foundation of due process”
• right to be present of constitutional dimensions, since it involves the right to a fair trial in a fair tribunal, which is \the very foundation of due process\
• admission of juror testimony regarding ex parte communication between juror and judge does \not implicate the mental processes of the jurors as long as they were prevented from giving evidence of the actual effect that it had on their minds\
• admission of juror testimony regarding ex parte communication between juror and judge does “not implicate the mental processes of the jurors as long as they were prevented from giving evidence of the actual effect that it had on their minds”
• ex parte communication between judge and juror

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).