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In Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court overturned their previous ruling in Betts v. Brady that states were not required to provide counsel-(c) <u>The Sixth Constitutional amendment</u> was interpreted in both of these case
Explanation:
- The sixth Amendment states that the right of counsel is the fundamental right for a free trial
- <u>As per the sixth Amendment in the Gideon v. Wainwright,Gideon applead to the court to provide a legal lawyer as he was too poor to pay the fee of the lawyer .So the Sixth amendment was passed,which guarantees the right of counsel is the fundamental right for a free trial.</u>
- <u>But in the Betts v. Brady case the Court overruled the the sixth Amendment act which which guarantees the right of counsel is the fundamental right for a free trial.</u>
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So , in Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court overturned their previous ruling in Betts v. Brady that states were not required to provide counsel-(c) <u>The Sixth Constitutional amendment</u> was interpreted in both of these case
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Answer:
Given:
Cold water faucet fills the sink in 4 minutes.
Both faucets fills the sink in 3 minutes.
Let us assume that "t" be the time it takes hot water faucet in order to fill the sink.
Therefore;
<em>Rate for hot water faucet fills the sink = 
= 
</em>
<em>Rate at which cold water faucet fills the sink = = 
</em>
When both faucets are used , the rate at which they fill the sink is given as :
<em> + = 
</em>
On solving the above equation, we get :
<em>
</em>
<em>∴ 
</em>
<em>Therefore, it takes 12 minutes for the hot water faucet to fill the sink.</em>
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The answer would be <u>state trial court</u><u>. </u>
This would be because a trial court may hears any civil or criminal cases that are not already exclusively within the jurisdiction of another court. A trial court of limited jurisdiction may only hear specific kinds of cases based on subject matter, amount in controversy, statutory grant, or administrative matters.
