Davlin v. State

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• court, in discussing noncompliance by trial judge of § 16-89-125(e
• where this court held the circuit court did err in allowing the deliberating jury to play a videotape that contained information which was neither admitted into evidence nor played at trial because the record was silent as to what actually happened during the playback
• where this court held the circuit court did err in allowing the | ^deliberating jury to play a videotape that contained information which was neither admitted into evidence nor played at trial because the record was silent as to what actually happened during the playback
• court, in discussing noncompliance by trial judge of § 16-89-125(e), stated that it is a basic principle of both our state’s and our nation’s criminal procedure that a defendant has the right to be present in person and by counsel when a substantial step is taken in his case

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