Criminal Law Protections under 6th Amendment

The video tutorial explains the protections provided by the 6th Amendment in the U.S. Constitution. It covers the right to a jury trial in criminal proceedings, the right to a speedy trial to prevent prolonged detention, the right to confront one's accuser, and the right to subpoena witnesses to gather evidence. These rights ensure fair treatment in the prosecutorial process and protect individuals from unjust accusations and detentions.

In what situations are there limitations on the right to confront an accuser?

What protections does the 6th Amendment provide regarding the gathering of evidence and witnesses?