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When a judge excludes all witnesses from the courtroom, except for the person testifying, it is called _____.
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When a judge excludes all witnesses from the courtroom, except for the person testifying, it is called _____.

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Sequestering

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a practice used during the trial whereby the judge excludes all witnesses from the courtroom except the person testifying.

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