Mr. Overholt and Mr. Oliver were both convicted in separate cases of sexual battery and molestation of children. The trial court allowed the children to testify with a screen blocking their view of the defendants and the defendants’ view of them. The Fourth District Court of Appeal overturned the convictions, ruling the use of the screen violated the defendants’ Sixth Amendment right to confront their accusers. The State appealed each ruling to this Court, which consolidated the cases because they involved the same legal question.