In reference to the famous In re Gault (1967) Supreme Court case, the court held that juveniles must be given reasonable notice of charges and which of the following basic due process rights during adjudication proceedings can result in confinement in an institution?

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The right to counsel, appointed by the state if the juvenile is indigent, is the due process right that can result in confinement in an institution during adjudication proceedings. A jury trial and the right to a speedy trial are not guaranteed in juvenile proceedings, and freedom from cruel and unusual punishment is a constitutional protection against excessive or inhumane punishment.

In Reference to the Famous in Re Gault (1967) Supreme