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  1. Legal Profession Blog

    Bar Discipline, Video Conferencing And Due Process

    By Michael Frisch

    The Iowa Supreme Court has announced that it will issue a decision tomorrow in a matter that, among other concerns, raises the issue whether the complainant's testimony by video conference…

  2. ABC Legal Blog

    Why you shouldn’t avoid being served with legal documents (process)

    By Sascha Mehlhase

    The Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution mandates “due process” when an interest is asserted against a person’s “life, liberty or property.” State Constitutions have adopted this right and…

  3. Patents Post-Grant

    PTAB Institutional Bias Argument Assailed

    By Scott McKeown, Scott McKeown Wolf Greenfield

    RPX Data Disputes Bias Allegations As I explained a few months back,  a due process challenge is pending at the CAFC that challenges the PTAB's fee model.  New Vision Gaming v.…

  4. Ogletree Deakins Podcasts

    A Deeper Dive Into Cal/OSHA Litigation, Part Three: Due Process, Vagueness, and Independent Contractors (Podcast)

    By By Karen F. Tynan, Kevin D. Bland

    In the third episode of our three-part podcast series on Cal/OSHA litigation, Karen Tynan and Kevin Bland discuss violations of due process such as whether Cal/OSHA workplace safety citations and…

  5. Does Crime Pay?

    Is Brady the GOAT? The Due Process Protections Act Aims to Make That So

    By Brian Lanciault, Matthew David Ridings

    This past September, District Court Judge Alison Nathan, from the Southern District of New York, issued a withering decision reprimanding prosecutors in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for a “cascade of…

  6. Simple Justice

    Judge Hurd Rejects “All Men Are Guilty”

    By Scott Greenfield

    The facts in Doe v. RPI are of the sort that typically make a federal judge cringe. No one needs to know this much about the sexual claims of college…

  7. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Migrant Children Can No Longer Be Secretly Held in Hotels, But Advocates Continue to Worry Children May Still Be Expeditiously Expelled Without Any Due Process

    By immigrationprof

    Guest blogger: Violeta Velazquez, law student, University of San Francisco:On September 4, 2020 District Court Judge Dolly Gee ordered the Trump Administration to halt using hotels to hold migrant children…

  8. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Conference– Title IX, MeToo and Administrative Law: Responding to Backlash and Looking to the Future

    By Tracy Thomas

    Title IX, MeToo, & Administrative Law: Responding to Backlash & Looking to the Future REGISTER HERE Description Welcome & Panel One (8:00-9:50am PT): “Due Process” Narratives, Standards of Evidence, & Other Backlash Controversies,…

  9. Simple Justice

    The Judge Who Called Purdue Naked

    By Scott Greenfield

    The allegory of the Emperor’s New Clothes has such ubiquitous application these days as to be rendered trite. Yet, its message still matters. When used in favor of the loudest…

  10. The Energy Law Blog

    Louisiana Third Circuit Decision Imposes Damages for Due Process Violation on Private Company

    By Randee V. Iles, Liskow & Lewis

    On July 15, 2020, The Third Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion awarding damages for a violation of due process rights against a private pipeline company.  Bayou Bridge Pipeline,…