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In re Gault(1967) By: Mark and Xander

Essential Question Were the procedures used to commit Gault constitutionally legitimate under the Due Process clause of the 14th Amendment?

Background Information Gerald Francis Gault, fifteen years old, was taken to custody for an offensive call. His parents were not informed about the situation. Gault was previously on probation.

Constitutional Principals 14th amendment=Must be notified of charges, rights. No self incrimination. Equal protection under the law, and citizenship of any born or naturalized citizen.

Outcome,Desicision and Why In an 8-1 decision for Gault. The procedures were not legitimate and did not respect the constitution.

What was the impact of this case on society? The impact was that Juveniles were given the same Due process rights as Adults.

Why is this case considered a Landmark? It is a landmark case because it gave juveniles the right to Due Process.

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