This case upheld the result of Powell v Alabama, and Justice Black's majority opinion relied on Due Process precedents from Hurtado v California and Palko v Connecticut.  
This case upheld the result of Powell v Alabama, and Justice Black's majority opinion relied on Due Process precedents from Hurtado v California and Palko v Connecticut.  Abe Fortas argued this case against Bruce Jacob, and the petitioner in this case had earlier had his plea for a writ of habeus corpus denied.  This decision overturned the earlier (*) Betts v Brady which involved a buglar in Maryland, and this case involved an electrician accused of breaking into a poolhall in Florida.  Extending the sixth amendment to non- capital cases, for 10 points, name this 1962 Supreme Court case which required that defendents be appointed a lawyer in felony cases.
This case upheld the result of Powell v Alabama, and Justice Black's majority opinion relied on Due Process precedents from Hurtado v California and Palko v Connecticut.  
{Gideon} v {Wainwright} [accept in either order]