Labor/Employment,
Government,
Constitutional Law
Jun. 28, 2017
Lawmakers must act to protect employees’ due process rights
When a person's livelihood is at stake, the right to know the specific charges, identities of accusers and documents and other evidence supporting the charges is no less compelling than in the case of a person charged with a crime.
William M. Crosby
Law Office of William M. CrosbyLabor & Employment
13522 Newport Ave Ste 201
Tustin , CA 92780
Phone: (714) 544-2493
Fax: (714) 544-2497
Email: wcrosby@williamcrosbylaw.com
Loyola Law School
Due process of law is a bedrock concept in Anglo-American jurisprudence, dating back to the Magna Carta and adopted in the Fifth and 14th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The framers of our Bill of Rights were aware of the historical abuses of individual rights, including liberty, property ownership, and the lives and reputations of those accused of wrongdoing. The right to reasonable notice of accusations of crime, and the opportunity to present a defense, is a c...
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