State v. Tumminello

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a bench conference concerning the admissibility of evidence was not a stage of the trial at which the defendant had a right to be present, even though facts were discussed
• A bench conference regarding the scope of cross-examination of a certain witness was held to be a legal argument only and not a part of the trial.
• A conference in chambers relative to the admissibility of a conversation transcribed after its interception by a wiretap was held to be a legal argument on the admissibility of evidence and not a part of the trial.
• A conference in chambers relative to the admissibility of a conversation transcribed after its interception by a wiretap was held to be a legal argument on the admissibility of evidence and not a part of the trial.
• conferences on the admissibility of evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).