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Make sure to catch the conversation between Professors Christopher Green, Rebecca Zietlow, and Eric Segall. Georgia State College of Law will be hosting the event and you can find out more about it here.
You can find last year's debate here, which was a great discussion and reflection on different views of constitutional interpretation.
The defendant has a fundamental right to testify or not testify. · State v. Rivera, 402 S.C. 225 (2013). While the defendant as a right to be present at trial, they do not have a right to be absent
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