of the various essential legal rights that are
             given to adults during trials. As Justice Abe Fortas's opinionated in one
             of the juvenile cases, "although juvenile courts were originally set up to
             benefit children, the discrepancy between theory and reality required
             procedural safeguards" (Gault, in re, Encyclopedia). As is obvious from
             another landmark juvenile case wherein an American citizen, a juvenile from
             Arizona was evidently deprived of his legal rig
             ...