Question

which supreme court case established that the government cannot provide a lawyer only to those who can afford one, but must provide counsel to all indigent defendants?mapp v. ohioschenck v. united statesgideon v. wainwrightmiranda v. arizonaquestion 4 (6 points)the \exclusionary rule,\ derived from the fourth amendment, ensures that:only certain citizens are excluded from jury dutyevidence obtained through an illegal search or seizure cannot be used in a trialthe public is excluded from high-profile criminal trialspolice are excluded from entering a home even with a valid warrant

Explanation:

For the first question: Gideon v. Wainwright was the Supreme Court case that ruled the government must provide counsel to all indigent defendants in criminal cases, establishing the right to court-appointed attorneys for those who cannot afford one.
For the second question: The Exclusionary Rule, tied to the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, prohibits courts from using evidence that was obtained illegally by law enforcement.

Answer:

First question: Gideon v. Wainwright
Second question: Evidence obtained through an illegal search or seizure cannot be used in a trial