Robison v. Lanford

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• holding that, as a matr ter of first impression, records of in-chambers interviews with children during child custody modification proceedings were required to be made
• must be recorded and cannot be waived because considering unrecorded testimony would be improper and failure to preserve it would preclude meaningful review
• documentation of in camera interview with children must be made and be part of the record
• record must be made by court reporter physically present during in-chambers interview to protect rights of parties to appellate review

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).