As concerns grew about the number of immigrants coming into the United States, organizations were created to lobby against immigration. People in these organizations felt that the immigrants, especially Catholic immigrants, were a threat. This is because people believed that

The correct answer is that the reason why many Americans did not like catholic immigrants was because of sentiments borned since the British goverment in the colonies.

The court unanimously ruled that the Florida state law providing legal counsel only for capital crimes was unconstitutional. This ruling also overturned a previous decision (Betts v. Brady, 1942), which had established the precedent that counsel would not be provided to poor defendants who were being tried at a state level.

The court opinion (written by Justice Black) states: “We think the Court in Betts was wrong, however, in concluding that the Sixth Amendment’s guarantee of counsel is not one of these fundamental rights.”

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