Victor Monroe v. Robert H. Kuhlman, Superintendent, Sullivan Correctional Facility

How courts have described this case

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• affirming dismissal of a habeas petition because the benefit of petitioner’s presence during an uncritical part of the proceedings was “speculative and likely to be minimal”
• “[t]he [United States] Supreme Court has held that the right to be present at one’s criminal trial is protected by due process in cases [in which] . . . the claimed error does not relate to the defendant’s opportunity to confront witnesses or evidence”
• [t]he [United States] Supreme Court has held that the right to be present at one’s criminal trial is protected by due process in cases [in which] . . . the claimed error does not relate to the defendant’s opportunity to confront witnesses or evidence

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