· 9/18/2015
Parks, Christopher Wesley
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing defendant's right to be present at a bench conference where the topic of striking a potential juror was discussed
- recognizing a defendant’s right to be present at a bench conference where the topic of striking a potential juror is discussed
- noting that child’s prior statements to forensic interviewer and investigator could be considered as substantive evidence
- if defendant fails to meet his burden on one prong of the two-prong Strickland test, this court need not review the other prong
- defense counsel stated on the record that he explained the right to be present and that his client agreed to discussing the content of the bench conferences at counsel’s table
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