In this landmark case,the Supreme Court ruled that juveniles must be informed of their right to remain silent,have the right to attorney (including having one provided for them if they cannot afford one),have the right to a reasonable notice of the charges against them,and have the right to confront and cross examine witnesses.

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The landmark case that established these rights for juveniles is In re Gault. The other options are also important cases related to juvenile justice, but they did not specifically address the issue of juveniles being informed of and having access to their constitutional rights.

In This Landmark Case,the Supreme Court Ruled That Juveniles Must