In , the Supreme Court held that if a person accused of a felony cannot afford an attorney, one must be made available to the accused at the government's expense.

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Gideon v. Wainwright established the right to counsel for individuals accused of felonies who cannot afford an attorney. This decision made it a requirement for the government to provide legal counsel at no expense to the accused in such cases, ensuring that individuals have adequate representation in their criminal proceedings.

In , the Supreme Court Held That If a Person