The Confrontation Clause: Who has to show up in court and why

On February 24, 2012, in Analysis, Ethics, In The Courtroom, Lectures, by Justin J. McShane

The below is a full lec­ture on the Con­fronta­tion Clause and the expla­na­tion of the “Pri­mary Pur­pose Rule,” the “Par­tic­u­lar Wit­ness Rule,” and an exam­i­na­tion of all of the cur­rent cases as decided or pend­ing before the United States Supreme Court. This lec­ture is pre­sented from a prac­ti­cal point of view for the ben­e­fit of all parties.

This video is specif­i­cally ded­i­cated to my col­leagues, friends, and fel­low mem­bers of the National Col­lege for DUI Defense, Inc.

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Harrisburg DUI attorney Justin J. McShane is the President/CEO of The McShane Firm, LLC - Pennsylvania's top criminal law and DUI law firm. He is the highest rated DUI attorney in PA as rated by Avvo.com. Justin McShane is a double Board certified attorney. He is the first and so far the only Pennsylvania attorney to achieve American Bar Association recognized board certification in DUI defense from the National College for DUI Defense, Inc. He is also a Board Certified Criminal Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, a Pennsylvania Supreme Court Approved Agency. Justin McShane is the first and so far the only Pennsylvania attorney to achieve American Bar Association recognized board certification in DUI defense from the National College for DUI Defense, Inc.

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