State statutes and constitutions are another source of the right to confront witnesses.

I'm about to confront hostile witnesses and lots of fresh documents which will need instant review.

Defendants have the right to attend their trial, to confront witnesses, and to present evidence.

Defendants have the right to counsel, to be present at trial, to confront witnesses, to examine the evidence against them, and to appeal verdicts.

Traditional due process safeguards, like the right to confront witnesses, can't protect the potential corporate defendant.

Adequate notice and an opportunity to confront adverse witnesses must be afforded.

Typically if I'm accused of a crime, I get to confront witnesses, present evidence, and otherwise defend myself before a jury.

In almost every setting where important decisions turn on questions of fact, due process requires an opportunity to confront and cross-examine adverse witnesses.

He said the denial of the right to confront witnesses against him violated his constitutional rights.

It deals with speedy trials, right to confront witnesses, and having counsel (as well as some other rights).