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Is there such a meeting where the prosecuter judge and your attorney go and talk in the judges chamber?
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Yes, it is called a Case Management Conference. They discuss administrative aspects of the case - how many witnesses? how long to present the case? - how long closing arguments might take? - etc, etc. No legal aspects of the case are discussed and the defendant need not be present at this hearing. ALSO: Duriong the trial there is such a thing as a conference 'in Chambers,' where the judge calls opposing counsel together to discuss some administrative or legal point of law about the case. The defendant need not be present at these meetings either.
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