In Camera Definition
kămər-ə
adverb
In secret; privately.
American Heritage
In private in a judge's chambers or in a courtroom without spectators from the public present.
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noun
In the judge’s chambers; implying a private, closed, or informal hearing or conference before the judge.
Webster's New World Law
Origin of In Camera
New Latin in camerā Latin in in Late Latin camerā ablative of camera chamber
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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Latin in camerā, meaning "in the chamber".
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