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Due Process
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The Asylumist
Non-citizens Can Participate in the 2020 Election! Here’s How
By Jason Dzubow
The U.S. immigration system is a disaster. Hundreds of thousands of applicants are stuck in limbo, many cases are arbitrarily denied, and due process protections have been reduced or eliminated.…
Patents Post-Grant
Due Process Challenges to the PTAB Fee Model?
By Scott McKeown, Scott McKeown Wolf Greenfield
If the PTAB Fee Model is Biased, Patent Owners Have Much Bigger Problems Recently, a due process challenge has been raised to the PTAB fee model in New Vision Gaming…
The Right Coast
New Title IX rule will take effect Friday after judge refuses to strike it down
The new rule makes several changes to the Obama-era guidance which are intended to create a more level playing field for the accused. For instance, the new rule gives the…
Ride the Lightning
Zoom Courts Have Thorny Privacy and Due Process Issues
Yes, they are not all Zoom Courts. But the moniker has stuck! On July 23, Bob Ambrogi had a post in his LawSites blog that raised some serious concerns –…
LawSites
Report Out Today On ‘Zoom Courts’ Raises Privacy and Due Process Concerns
By Bob Ambrogi
As the coronavirus crisis closed off physical access to courthouses across the country, many federal and state courts pivoted to conducting their business remotely, including conducting hearings and even trials…
Religion Clause
Various Challenges To Terrorism Watch List Practices Can Move Ahead
In El Ali v. Barr, (D MD, July 20, 2020), a Maryland federal district court allowed some of the plaintiffs to move ahead with challenges to practices involving inclusion on terrorism…
Land Use Prof Blog
Mandelker on substantive due process claims in the land use litigation process
Daniel Mandelker recently published "Litigating Land Use Cases in Federal Court: A Substantive Due Process Primer" in the Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Journal. The article is available here:Download…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: A Look Back at the Warren Court’s Due Process Revolution Through the Lens of Immigrants by Raquel E. Aldana & Thomas O’Donnell
A Look Back at the Warren Court’s Due Process Revolution Through the Lens of Immigrants by Raquel E. Aldana & Thomas O'Donnell, The University of the Pacific Law Review /…
The Right Coast
The ACLU’s ‘Death Star’ Client in Its Title IX Lawsuit | RealClearPolitics
The American Civil Liberties Union has been deservedly criticized for its May 14 lawsuit indirectly attacking the civil liberties of students accused of sexual assault, who have since 2011 been…
Clinical Law Prof Blog
George Floyd’s Human Rights
By Jeff Baker
Cross-posted from the Human Rights at Home blog: The murder of George Floyd is a moral outrage that violated his human rights. Like countless Black people before him, a state agent…