Process

Navigating Due Process: U.S. Supreme Court’s Divergent Rulings Spark Debate Ahead of Independence Day Milestone

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Washington, D.C. – As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026, foundational tenets established by the nation’s founders are facing significant scrutiny. Central to their vision was the belief that government must uphold accountability and adhere to the rule of law, concepts that are increasingly being challenged. In crafting the Declaration, the founders articulated their frustrations over King George III’s perceived encroachments on colonists’ rights. This discontent was not merely a rallying cry; it laid the groundwork for the U.S. Constitution, which would encapsulate principles of due process … Read more

Wayne County Residents Encouraged to Respond to Jury Qualification Questionnaires as Selection Process Begins

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Wayne County, Michigan, is engaging over 100,000 residents in its annual jury qualification process as part of its efforts to identify eligible jurors for upcoming cases. This initiative, managed by Yvette Blackmon, who oversees Jury Services for the Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan, plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and functionality of the legal system. Each year, Blackmon’s team randomly selects about 5% of the county’s population to fill out jury qualification questionnaires. According to Blackmon, these forms help the district courts efficiently evaluate the thousands of potential jurors available for various trials. … Read more

Bellingham Residents Sue City After Motorhome Seizure Sparks Legal Battle Over Rights and Due Process

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BELLINGHAM, Wash. — A lawsuit has been filed against the City of Bellingham and several of its employees, alleging unlawful seizure and destruction of a motorhome. The plaintiffs, Jerry and Terri-Lynn Land, assert that city officials improperly classified their motorhome as a “junk vehicle,” leading to its removal without due process. Jerry and Terri-Lynn Land resided in their motorhome for several years before it was taken in 2023. The couple claims city employees did not verify the operability of the vehicle prior to its designation as junk, denying them a chance to contest this ruling. … Read more

Defense Attorney Requests Judge to Reevaluate Jury Selection Process in Georgia School Shooting Case

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DULUTH, Ga. — The father of a teenager charged in a recent school shooting has requested that a judge reconsider the selection process for the jury ahead of an impending hearing. The legal proceedings draw significant attention as they aim to address the serious allegations faced by the accused. The young suspect, who is facing multiple charges related to the incident that erupted in a local school, has had his family actively involved in the legal process. His father petitioned the court to evaluate the current jury selection methodology, emphasizing the importance of ensuring an … Read more