How can the woman's counsel use the Sixth Amendment's witness clause to support her case?

Somehow, she has

The Right to Cross-Examine

Use espically to challenge their testimoy, regradless trial rules can shape or limit. So long as these rules stand up to a confrontion clause analysis. Prosectors can prevent that from happening, but defendents are enjoying a wide latitude when confronting witnesses. Also if trial judge restricts cross-examination too severely, a violation of the confrontion clause may have occured.

Out-of-Court Statements

Prosecutors favourite method to use it against the defendant. However it must appear in court to testify. Example:

* statement by a non-testifying victim made during a police interrogcotion.

*statement by a non-testifying victim to emergency medical responders, hospital staff or a scoial worker.

*An autopsy report by a non-testifing medical examiner.