One of the named figures in this decision was later paired with Alvin Bernard Ford and David Wayne Greenfield in other cases.
This decision was extended by the case Argersinger v. Hamlin. Doughty v.  Sacks ruled that the principle established in this case did not apply to all situations. A key eyewitness in this case was Henry Cook, who was later discredited with the revelation that he had stolen a car. One of the named figures in this decision was later paired with Alvin Bernard Ford and David Wayne Greenfield in other cases. This decision overruled a case that did not follow the "sound wisdom" of Powell v. Alabama. Abe Fortas represented the defendant in this case, who was charged after breaking into a poolroom. For 10 points, name this 1963 Supreme Court case which ruled defendants must be provided with an attorney if they cannot afford one.
This decision was extended by the case Argersinger v. Hamlin.
{Gideon} v. {Wainwright} [accept either]