Which court case guarantees the accused the right to counsel when in custody and thereafter

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Miranda v. Arizona established the right of the accused to have counsel present during custodial interrogations. This includes the right to have an attorney appointed if the accused cannot afford one. This right has become known as the "Miranda Warning," which requires law enforcement officials to inform the accused of their right to remain silent and their right to an attorney.

Which Court Case Guarantees the Accused the Right to Counsel