The benefits of the Kent, Gault, Winship, and McKeiver rulings are often impeded by which of the following?

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The Kent, Gault, Winship, and McKeiver rulings aimed to provide juveniles with protections similar to adults in the legal system, including the right to counsel, protection against self-incrimination, and the right to confront witnesses. However, these benefits are often impeded by actual court practices that may not fully implement these protections, juveniles waiving their right to counsel often without understanding the consequences, and high caseloads for lawyers which can render them ineffective in providing the intended level of defense for juvenile clients.

The Benefits of the Kent, Gault, Winship, and McKeiver Rulings