Even though the Constitution guarantees the right to a public trial, courts may place limits on how many members of the public may view each trial.

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Courts may limit public access to trials for various reasons, such as space constraints, ensuring the safety and privacy of participants, or protecting a fair trial process, while still upholding the principle of public trials as guaranteed by the Constitution.

Even Though the Constitution Guarantees the Right to a Public