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gideon v wainright

   
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Date: May 8, 1997
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Brady and held that appointment of counsel to defendant's in all criminal prosecutions in federal court, may also be applied to defendant's in state court under the Fourteenth Amendment. REASONING: Many prior USSC decisions have held that assistance of counsel is one of the safeguards of the Sixth Amendment and is deemed necessary to ensure fundamental rights of life and liberty...
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The goal of the United States justice system has always been to achieve a fair system of justice. Without counsel, one cannot have a fair trial. The court states that in criminal court, lawyers are a necessity, not a luxury. It is a fundamental right for people in our country to be represented by an attorney regardless of whether they are rich or poor...
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