This doctrine provides a defendant in a criminal trial the right to compel the production of witnesses via a subpoena.

Question 12 options:

The right to a public trial

The right to confront witnesses

The right to compulsory process

The right to counsel at trial

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Gary Blake

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23 May, 19:19

This doctrine provides a defendant in a criminal trial the right to compel the production of witnesses via a subpoena.

Question 12 options:

The right to a public trial

The right to confront witnesses

The right to compulsory process

The right to counsel at trial

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Bradyn Moss · Answer 1

I think it is The right to compulsory process

Explanation:

I did a quick search and "The right to compulsory process" is the only one that mentioned a subpoena.

This doctrine provides a defendant in a criminal trial the right to compel the production of witnesses via a subpoena.Question 12 options:The right to a public trialThe right to confront witnessesThe right to compulsory processThe right to counsel at trial

This doctrine provides a defendant in a criminal trial the right to compel the production of witnesses via a subpoena.

Question 12 options:

The right to a public trial

The right to confront witnesses

The right to compulsory process

The right to counsel at trial