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inlawrev-2217	Clinton, Robert N.	The Right to Present a Defense: An Emergent Constitutional Guarantee in Criminal Trials	1976	148	.pdf	application/pdf	71964	3080	58	'*One of the few references to criminal trial rights during these public debates is contained in the letters of Brutus, a pseudonymous Massachusetts anti-federalist: For the security of life, in criminal prosecutions, the bills of rights of most of the States have declared, that no man shall be held to answer for a crime until he is made fully acquainted with the charge brought against him; he shall not be compelled to accuse, or furnish evidence against himself—the witnesses against him shall be brought face to face, and he shall be fully heard by himself or counsel. [Vol. 9:711 partially excluded by procedural or evidentiary rules, and the United States Supreme Court only once significantly addressed constitutional challenges to that problem prior to 1960.	cache/inlawrev-2217.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2217.txt