Harlan delivered the two concurring opinions, while Justice Hugo Black authored this decision which confirmed Powell v. Alabama while rejecting Betts v. Brady.
The conclusions of this case were later expanded by a decision in which Lewis Powell reluctantly concurred, Argersinger v. Hamlin. Tom C. Clark and John Marshall Harlan delivered the two concurring opinions, while Justice Hugo Black authored this decision which confirmed Powell v. Alabama while rejecting Betts v. Brady. Chief Justice Earl Warren presided over this case, whose decision ultimately led to the acquittal of a man accused of breaking into a Florida pool hall but denied his Sixth Amendment rights. For 10 points, which 1963 decision required states to provide defendants with an attorney if unable to provide their own?
The conclusions of this case were later expanded by a decision in which Lewis Powell reluctantly concurred, Argersinger v. Hamlin.
{Gideon} v. {Wainwright}