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Do you believe the right to counsel is a meaningful one, given all the interpretation is has received by the Supreme Court? Is the definition of 'effective assistance of counsel" too restrictive? Why or Why not? Use relevant case law to support your position.
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Topic: Right to Counsel
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RIGHT TO COUNSEL
Right to counsel
Introduction
The right to counsel is a right in the civil democracy, and it is the sixth amendment to the
constitution. Citizens should be guaranteed a fair representation in court to ensure an effective
attorney serves justice. The constitution advocates for fairness to both the affluent and lowincome individuals. The Constitution enshrines a right to counsel in criminal cases for people
who can barely afford an attorney. Minor offenses are provided for formally or informally in a
deferred adjudication. Cases that do not require incarceration are not entitled to counsel. The
paper discusses the right to counsel through an interpretation of the Supreme Court. 1
Right to counsel is a meaningful one
A criminal suspect is guaranteed an attorney by the Constitution of United States of
America through the sixth amendment. If the defendant comes from low-income society, the
government role should ensure they are ...
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