Davis v. Grant

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• finding that an absent defendant cannot protect his constitutionally guaranteed rights to confront witnesses against him, present his own witnesses, question potential jurors, or present a closing argument
• finding that an absent defendant cannot protect his constitutionally guaranteed rights to confront witnesses against him, present his own witnesses, question potential jurors, or present a closing argument
• “[I]f we were reviewing the issue on a blank slate, we might be inclined to conclude that . . . the Sixth Amendment requires that a defendant who is involuntarily removed from the courtroom must be provided with replacement counsel during his absence.”

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