In this case, the Supreme Court established juveniles' right to an attorney, as well as the right to confront accusers and protection from self-incrimination.

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In re Gault was the landmark Supreme Court case that established juveniles' rights to an attorney, the right to confront accusers, and protection from self-incrimination, significantly reforming the juvenile justice system.

In This Case, the Supreme Court Established Juveniles' Right to an Attorney