First, Republic of China (Taiwan), the Code of Criminal Procedure in order to protect the defendant's right to confront or examine witnesses or evidence against him or her, the defendant is given the right to be physically present. While it is still common that the defendant who was in itially present at trial and voluntarily absent after the trial has begun. In our country’s criminal just icepractical, when the defendant who without good reason fails to present in court after he or she has been legally summoned, may be arrested with a warrant, and that if the defendant has absconded or is in hiding, a circular order may be issued for his or her arrest. And therefore, the trial shall be suspended until the defendant was arrested and brought to court. As a consequence, on the one handnot only cause pending criminal cases, resulting in delay proceedings, but waste dvaluable judicial resources of the country. On the other handal somakes it impossible to timely compensation the crime victim for property or non-property damages, impacts national confidence in the justice, and even affects social stability and efficient implementation of Criminal Code of the Republic of China (Taiwan) purposes to punish offenders, prevention of crimeand the protection of legal interests (ie, to protect the innocent). So how can effectively allows court to trial in the defendant's absence, for our country, there is a worthy of being discussed. Second, in order to respond to the advent of digital technology era, Republic of China (Taiwan), the Judicial Yuan and the Ministry of Justice have no exception actively promoting electronic filing and evidence as well as the tribunal sembraced new technologies or digital technologies (E-Court) in recent years. For the sake of streng then reduction in paper, convenience national access to the court, enhance the quality and efficiency of trial as well astrans parency in Judicial. See the current district court and high court or prosecutor's office have been provided with video teleconference (remote video court) and widely used in such as: interrogation the defendant in the preliminary proceeding, confrontation or examination witnesses and expert witnesses in the trial proceedings; interrogation on cancellation of the detention of the defendant, suspension of detention of the defendant on bail or extension of the detention; by the consent of the defendant in the prison of the pronounced judgment; public defender or a lawyer interview with a defendant under detention in prison. There is a problem, however, if court allows the defendant Presentin court by video teleconference during trial? This involves the meaning of Article 281 of the Code of Criminal Procedure referred to "appear in court" (present in court) and whether we can subsumtion defendant to appear in court including present in court by video teleconference? There is also a worthy of discussion issues. This article will compare here in by reference U.S. decision as well as relevant regulations on the standards of a trial in the defendant's absence and the defendant present in court by video teleconference during trial to examine and put forward personal point of views for aboveissues. Looking forward this article could be helpful to our country’s criminal justicepractical.