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Right to Assistance of Counsel
1791
Sixth Amendment Is Ratified
1932
The 'Scottsboro Boys' Case
1938
Indigent Have Right To Counsel In Federal Cases
1942
Attorney With Conflicts Cannot Give Effective Counsel
1954
Denial Of Counsel Is Ruled Unconstitutional
1963
Right To Counsel For Indigent Extended To States
1964
Counsel Must Be Present At Questioning Before Suspect Charged
Counsel Must Be At Questioning After Suspect Charged
1966
'You Have The Right To Remain Silent...'
1967
Defense Attorney Required To Follow Through On Appeal
Right to Counsel Applies At Pretrial Identification Lineup
1975
Counsel Cannot Be Forced On A Defendant
1977
Type Of Questioning That Triggers Right To Counsel Widened
1979
Possibility Of Jail Not Enough To Trigger Right To Counsel
1980
Rules Clarified On Identifying Lawyers' Conflicts Of Interest
Right To Counsel Exists When Someone Other Than Police Gathers Evidence
1984
Court Defines Test For Ineffective Counsel
Standby Counsel Does Not Violate Self-Representation Right
1985
Assistance Of Counsel On Appeal Must Also Be Effective
Ineffective Counsel Standard Applies To Plea Bargains
1986
No Police Questioning Can Occur After Attorney Is Requested
1993
Defendant Must Be Mentally Competent To Waive Counsel Right
2000
Court: No Self-Representation Right On Appeals
No Absolute Requirement To Appeal Client's Conviction
2002
Ineffective Strategy Does Not Mean Ineffective Counsel
2003
Court Restates Right To Effective Counsel In Capital Cases
2009
Limits Eased On Questioning Suspects
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