In this case, the Supreme Court established that if incarceration or loss of freedom is possible, a case against a juvenile must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.

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In re Winship established the standard that in juvenile delinquency cases, the state must prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt if incarceration or loss of freedom is a possible outcome, aligning juvenile court procedures more closely with adult criminal court standards.

In This Case, the Supreme Court Established That If Incarceration