This rule states that the accused is entitled to be present at his or her trial and to see and hear the witnesses against him or her.

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The Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that an accused has the right to be present at their trial and to face the witnesses against them, ensuring a fair opportunity to contest the evidence and cross-examine witnesses.

This Rule States That the Accused Is Entitled to Be