People v. Garcia
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
GEORGE, C. J.
It has been established under California law for more than a century that when a trial court authorizes a jury to view the scene of an alleged crime during a criminal trial, the defendant and his or her counsel have a right to be present during the jury view. (People v. Bush (1886) 68 Cal. 623, 631-634 [10 P. 169].) The issue presented by this case is whether, when a jury has visited the crime scene during the presentation of evidence at trial and, after jury deliberations have begun, requests and is permitted to revisit the crime scene, the defendant and his or her…
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