Since the In Re Gault case they notice some changes in the court, the supreme court gave decisions regarding the rights of juveniles, transforming the juvenile court, juveniles have rights there is however some consequences. It requires a more formal court procedure, and there is a shift in emphasis from the best interest of the child to protecting youth from abusers, but the most important thing in the court was that youth have some degree of criminal capability. The court not also have juvenile rights, but also the right to waive their rights under certain conditions. The most important ones are an age of the juveniles, and the understanding that once juveniles waive their rights they face charges but they must understand the seriousness
