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Clarence Earl Gideon was charged with felony breaking and entering in  a Florida state court. Gideon didn't have an attorney, so he requested one. But, the trail court didn't appoint one because in Florida state laws attorneys are only appointed for capital cases. He was found guilty and was sentenced five years to prison. Gideon filed a habeas corpus, but the Florida Supreme Court denied it. So, Gideon took the case to the Supreme Court.

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Does the the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel in criminal cases extend to felony defendants in state courts?

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Now all states are required to provide an attorney/lawyer to all if they don't have the money required for one, but they do have to prove that they don't have enough money for one

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The Court decided that state courts are required to appoint attorneys to defendants who could not afford to retain counsel on their own.

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Why You Get a Lawyer If You Can't Afford One | Gideon v. Wainwright

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ABBY & ZOYLA TALK CASES!!!!!!!!!!

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GIDEON IS ARRESTED FOR BRAKING AN ENTRY AND HE WAS DENIED A ATTORNEY

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DID THE STATE OF FLORIDA NEED TO GIVE HIM AN ATTORNEY?

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YES, THEY NEEDED TO GIVE HIM A ATTORNEY UNDER THE 14TH AMENDMENT EQUAL PROTECTION CLAUSE ALL STATES MUST PROVIDE A ATTORNEY WHICH IS LISTED UNDER YOUR 6TH AMENDMENT RIGHT

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ALL STATES MUST GIVE  DEFENDANTS WHO CAN 'T AFFORD A ATTORNEY ONE