In in Re Gault the U

In In re Gault The U.S. Supreme Court held that

A) juveniles in juvenile court were entitled to more stringent due process protections than they had been receiving
B) more stringent due process protections were appropriate only for adults in criminal court and not for juveniles in juvenile court who were protected by the judge's role as a "wise parent"
C) juveniles appearing in juvenile court were entitled to a jury trial because they were at risk of losing their liberty
D) juveniles were not entitled to "Miranda warnings" about the right to remain silent or the right to have an attorney