As we slide into the second quarter of 2025, if I were to predict the word or phrase of the year, it would be "due process." News stories lament the absence of due process, and talking heads ...

To put it simply, I call them the crime control advocates and the due process advocates. (For the interested reader, see the classic Packer article written in 1964 where I borrowed the concepts).

In the first months of his administration, President Donald Trump repeatedly threatened due process, a fundamental principle enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. His attacks have spanned from the ...

Due process is explicitly mentioned two times in the Constitution, in both the Fifth and 14th Amendments. The exact details of how it should be applied in the real world have been the subject of ...

In a series of studies, Gregory Mitchell and I have sought to explore whether people are more on the side of Blackstone or Bentham, due process or crime control, concerning themselves more with ...

A US senator bemoaned Thursday morning that the constitutional right to due process “is what’s killing us right now.” Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that the ...

Smashing Due Process on Gun Control Is No Way to Fight Terrorism. July 1, 2016. By: Hans A. von Spakovsky. ... that states that allow concealed carry permits have less crime, not more crime.

ChatGPT just told me this: "AI has created significant challenges to due process worldwide in various ways, particularly in criminal justice, government decision-making, and surveillance." And I ...

Due process is not a math equation. It’s not a number or a rigid paradigm. It is a legal standard which ebbs and flows depending on what is at stake. Our Constitution makes it clear, twice in ...

Even the media can’t stop talking about it. “I think due process exists for a reason. ... It is the foundation of freedom,” ultra-popular podcaster Joe Rogan said in a recent episode. “I’m so sick of ...