Regardless of the particular jurisdiction, juveniles in the United States have been (since the 1967 Gault decision) guaranteed a number of basic rights at the adjudicatory stage.

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The 1967 Gault decision established basic due process rights for juveniles at the adjudicatory stage, including the right to notice of charges, legal counsel, the privilege against self-incrimination, and the right to confront and cross-examine witnesses. These rights apply across jurisdictions in the United States.

Regardless of the Particular Jurisdiction, Juveniles in the United States