People v. Salyer

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• holding that a judge’s absence from the courtroom when the defendant’s video-recorded statements were played for the jury was non-structural constitutional error
• discussing that no objections were made related to the videotapes’ being played and that the court “did not delegate to others the authority to exercise any judicial function, such as entering judgment, issuing rulings, or presiding over argument”
• particular argument on appeal that the district court erred in denying motion to suppress was waived where the defendant did not raise that argument in the district court
• judge absent during videotape testimony and when court adjourned for day
• judge absent during videotape testimony and when court adjourned for day
• argument on appeal that the district court erred in denying motion to suppress on voluntariness grounds was waived where the defendant did not raise that argument in the district court but raised other suppression arguments

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).