Supreme Court of Louisiana· 4/13/1999

State v. Castleberry

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758 So. 2d 749
1999 WL 213069

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holding that the defendant failed to show any prejudice resulting from bench conferences not being transcribed and, therefore, there was no reversible error
holding that the defendant failed to show any prejudice resulting from bench conferences not being transcribed and, therefore, there was no reversible error
holding no reversible error given defendant failed to show prejudice resulting from bench conferences not being transcribed
stating that absence from the record of four unrecorded bench conferences did not deny defendant effective appellate review
lack of recorded bench conference and transcript of voir dire proceedings held not to be substantial or significant omission from record
an error is harmless if the verdict rendered was surely unattributable to the error

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Judges: Kimball

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