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20 July, 11:58

How did the supreme court reinterpret civil liberties in gideon v. wainwright?

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    The Gideon vs Wainwright case to reinterpret the 6th amendment. This amendment deals with the concept of providing a lawyer for individuals who can’t afford one. In this Supreme Court case, it was ruled by a unanimous vote that states must provide individuals accused of criminal charges with a lawyer if they can not afford one.
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