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In Re Gault

Background Details
    Gerald Gault, a 15 year old was accused of making an obscene phone call, while already being on probation. The police didn't tell his parents before arrested him who were unaware of the situation.

Constitutional Question
    6th Amendment

Decision/Lasting Effect

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The decision of the court was 8 Gault and 1 against. Without notice of the charges, notification of parents, and the child's right to counsel, you cannot bring charges against them.

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