Constitutional & Civil Rights (Due Process)

Covers due process protections under the U.S. Constitution and state constitutions, including fairness in government actions that affect life, liberty, or property. Topics include procedural and substantive due process issues such as notice and hearings, administrative and criminal proceedings, deprivation of property, and challenges to arbitrary or discriminatory government conduct.

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Due Process in Child Custody Proceedings: Balancing Rights and Best Interests

April 26, 2025 • By Jack Gilbert

Due process in child custody proceedings requires at minimum notice and a meaningful opportunity to be heard before custody is changed. Courts balance these parental rights against the child’s best interests using evidence-based findings and fair procedures. This article explains constitutional safeguards, common due process violations, and practical steps for parents in custody cases. The […]