Since the Winship case, the standard of evidence in cases where children may be deprived of their liberty is:

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In the Winship case, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the standard of evidence required to deprive a child of their liberty in juvenile court is "beyond a reasonable doubt," the same standard used in adult criminal court. This decision emphasized the importance of due process and the need to protect individuals from wrongful convictions.

Since the Winship Case, the Standard of Evidence in Cases