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The Supreme Court has ruled that consistent with the Sixth Amendment
 
  A. A petty crime for purposes of a right to a jury is a crime punishable for a year or less
  B. A state can prohibit a jury trial for juvenile delinquency adjudications
  C. A state felony jury must consist of 12 persons
  D. The verdict in a felony jury trial must be unanimous

Question 2

Once a state has paid for counsel for an indigent felony defendant, it violates the Equal Protection Clause if, at a later date, it sues the defendant to recover the costs.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

FALSE Fuller v. Oregon (1974)



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