In the early 20^th century, juvenile proceedings were considered civil proceedings. Because juvenile proceedings were considered civil, which of the following constitutional protections were not guaranteed to juveniles? A) The right to counsel B) The right against self-incrimination C) The right of notice of the charge(s) against them D) All of the above

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In the early 20th century, juveniles were not guaranteed certain constitutional protections in juvenile proceedings because these were considered civil, not criminal. This meant that rights such as counsel, protection against self-incrimination, and notice of charges were not automatically provided.

In the Early 20th Century, Juvenile Proceedings Were Considered Civil

In the Early 20^th Century, Juvenile Proceedings Were Considered Civil