In 1968, fifteen-year-old Gerald Gault was accused by a neighbor of making an obscene phone call and was arrested. After a hearing in which he was not represented by an attorney or allowed to confront his accuser, Gerald was sentenced to juvenile prison until his twenty-first birthday. Author Laura Cohen explains how Gault's case made it through the courts, what the Supreme Court decided, and the impact this has had on children's rights. This book...