5.9 Defendant’s Presence During Jury Deliberations

LibraryTrial of Capital Murder Cases in Virginia (Virginia CLE) (2019 Ed.)

5.9 DEFENDANT'S PRESENCE DURING JURY DELIBERATIONS

Remington v. Commonwealth 250 noted that "we have not held, and expressly decline to hold, that a defendant has a statutory right to be in a courtroom while the jury is deliberating in another room."

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[250] 262 Va. 333, 360-61, 551 S.E.2d 620, 637 (2001).

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