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Only if the piece won't be able to attack him then. Example: moving in front of a bishop is okay. Moving in front of a pawn is okay. Moving in front of a knight is okay. King, rook, or queen? No ma'am/sir.

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The rules of Chess does not allow exposing your king to check at any time - regardless of circumstance .

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Q: Can a player in chess put themself in checkmate by move a piece that in front of king exposing his king to other players piece?
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