One of the most significant Supreme Court cases for juvenile justice rights is Tennessee v. Garner (1967), which outlines the four most important due process rights for juvenile offenders.

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Tennessee v. Garner (1985) actually dealt with the use of deadly force by police officers and had no direct impact on juvenile justice rights. The four most important due process rights for juvenile offenders are outlined in In re Gault (1967).

One of the Most Significant Supreme Court Cases for Juvenile