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Definition: The constitutional right of a criminal defendant to confront (cross-examine) witnesses who testify against them. This includes the right to be present during witness testimony and to challenge their statements.
Category: Constitutional Rights · Statute: 6th Amendment / Crawford v. Washington · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Confrontation Clause in Florida
The constitutional right of a criminal defendant to confront (cross-examine) witnesses who testify against them. This includes the right to be present during witness testimony and to challenge their statements.
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