Criminal Procedure 

Massachusetts General Laws > Part IV > Title I > Chapter 263 > § 5 - Counsel; right of accused

Section 5. A person accused of crime shall at his trial be allowed to be heard by counsel, to defend himself, to produce witnesses and proofs in his favor and to meet the witnesses produced against him face to face.

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