· 1/15/1902
People ex rel. Warren v. Brady
Citations
- 37 Misc. 126
- 74 N.Y.S. 973
How courts have described this case
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- involuntary absence of defendant at every stage of proceedings “is of sufficient gravity to require the granting of a new trial”
- reversible error where defendants absent for a portion of the State’s closing argument, and no necessity to show injury
- defendant’s absence during portion of prosecutor’s argument
- defendant's absence during portion of prosecutor's argument
- during argument of counsel to jury
- during argument of counsel to jury
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Judges: Cochrane
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