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In which case did the U.S. Supreme Court hold that proof beyond a reasonable doubt was necessary in a juvenile court hearing where a crime had been committed?
 
  a. In re Winship
 b. Smith v. Thomas
  c. Riley v. Kansas
  d. Cox v. Conrad
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