Bart has asked his father to testify on his behalf at his upcoming trial. Bart's father says he has a beer tasting to attend that day and can't make it, sorry. Which of the following should Bart's attorney request of the court?

Bart has asked his father to testify on his behalf at his upcoming trial. Bart's father says he has a beer tasting to attend that day and can't make it, sorry. Bart's father receives and ignores the subpoena to appear. Bart's attorney requests that the judge issues a bench warrant for his arrest. Will the bench warrant issue?

Bart has asked his father to testify on his behalf at his upcoming trial. Bart's father, Homer, says he has a beer tasting to attend that day and can't make it, sorry. When Homer finally appears to testify the judge gives him the following warning: "We've been waiting a while for you, sir, and I do hope it was worth the wait. Be aware that I don't like drunks. My uncle was a drunk. I don't like people coming in here smelling of beer and making stuff up on the stand, and I've been known to throw a guy or two like that in the jail downstairs for a few weeks until the stench of alcohol is no longer oozing from his pores." Bart's father yells "D-oh" and clams up, refusing to open his mouth for fear of letting loose the odors therein. Evaluate the following statement: The judge has effectively nullified Bart's right to compulsory process.

Which of the following is the most accurate explanation for the rationale underlying the Sixth Amendment Right to Compulsory Process?