Defendant's Right to Be Present at Trial and Legal Implications of Absence

The chapter explores the defendant's right to be present at their trial, discussing the legal process involved in allowing their absence. It delves into the implications of Trump's attendance at his trial, arguing for his right to choose to be absent if he wishes. The discussion draws parallels to historical cases and contemporary events, touching on issues of free speech limitations, legal justifications for defensive actions, and ethical dilemmas in military operations.