As we approach 250, is America still committed to due process?

Brian Miller: As we approach 250, is America still committed to due process?

It’s easy to defend protections when they apply to people we agree with. The harder test is whether we consistently uphold those protections.

As we approach 250, is America still committed to due process?

At a House Judiciary Committee hearing examining the Southern Poverty Law Center, lawmakers revisited a question that extends well beyond a single organization: What happens when institutions impose meaningful consequences before legal processes have run their course?