Court of appeal erred in unduly restricting the state’s role at the in camera hearing regarding documents subpoenaed by defendant

Kling v. Superior Court, S176171, concerned a challenge to the court of appeals’ holding that the government was entitled to notice of, and to be present at, an in camera hearing once responsive documents requested by the defendant via subpoena have been produced, but was not permitted to learn the identity of the subpoenaed party or the nature of the documents requested, in a prosecution of defendant for two murders with the special circumstances of multiple murder, lying in wait, and financial gain, in addition to other felony offenses.

 

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