6th Amendment Rights in Criminal Law

The video explains the 6th Amendment rights in criminal proceedings, including the right to a jury trial, a speedy trial, and the ability to confront accusers. It also covers the rights to subpoena witnesses and gather evidence for defense. These protections ensure fair treatment in the prosecutorial process.

What limitations exist regarding the confrontation of accusers in cases involving crimes against children?

What rights does an individual have in terms of gathering evidence or witnesses for their defense?