Topic
Due Process
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California Appellate Report
In re Conservatorship of E.A. (Cal. Supreme Ct. – July 23, 2026)
By Shaun Martin
It's hard (though far from impossible) to argue with what Chief Justice Guerrero has to say here. The Court holds that lengthy delays in holding LPS hearings -- basically, hearings…
Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog
Supreme Court Recognizes a “Miscarriage of Justice” Limit on Appeal Waivers
Criminal Defense Lawyer Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire On June 18, 2026, the United States Supreme Court held that a defendant’s promise not to appeal his sentence cannot be enforced when…
Deandra Grant Law – Texas Criminal Defense & DWI Defense
When a Courtroom Goes Dark: A Judge’s Decline, a Sealed Record, and the Rights of the Accused
The post When a Courtroom Goes Dark: A Judge’s Decline, a Sealed Record, and the Rights of the Accused appeared first on Deandra Grant Law – Texas Criminal Defense &…
Medicaid & Medicare: A Legal Blog
(In)Justice Without Witnesses: Lack of Procedural Due Process in Medicare Provider Appeals
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) rely upon private contractors to investigate providers, identify alleged overpayments, revoke Medicare enrollment, and impose sanctions carrying enormous financial and professional consequences.…
Coblentz Law
When Capacity Becomes A Catch-22: Defining Your Clients’ Due Process Rights After Herren
Jennifer Scharre and Frank Busch authored “When Capacity Becomes A Catch-22: Defining Your Clients’ Due Process Rights After Herren” which was published in the California Trusts & Estates Quarterly. Their…
inversecondemnation.com
CA7: Illinois Recognizes Due Process Property In Kin’s Remains
In Betts v Boone County, No. 25-1685 (June 15, 2026), the big question facing the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit was whether qualified immunity kept next-of-kin from…
Maine Appeals
Death Knells, Due Process, and Democracy: May 2026 Law Court Roundup
A brief introduction from the author: My name is Sage Shaheen and I am a summer associate here at Pierce Atwood. I am a rising 2L at Vermont Law School…
EJIL: Talk!
Pre-Exploitation Litigation: Cases No. 34 and 35 and the Timing of Deep-Sea Mining Governance
By Yinuo Kang
On 5 June 2026, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) announced two new proceedings before its Seabed Disputes Chamber (SDC). Nauru Ocean Resources Inc. (NORI) and…
EJIL: Talk!
Case Concerning an Inquiry by the International Seabed Authority: Less a Defence of Due Process than an Attempt to Short-circuit It?
By Hannah Lily
On 30 May 2026, two deep seabed mining exploration contractors—NORI and TOML (“the contractors”), both subsidiaries of Canada-based The Metals Company (TMC)—lodged an application and a request for provisional measures…
Missouri Lawyers Media
One judge, 143 cases: A day inside new high-stakes mass immigration hearings
Listen to this article Summary Immigration courts are conducting large-scale “mega master hearings” to reduce a 3.5 million-case backlog. Critics warn accelerated hearings may undermine due process protections for asylum…