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Today is Wednesday, October 27th, 2021

Have your right been violated? We want to hear your story…

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Each and every day, in communities all over the country, we constantly hear about someone’s due process rights being violated. It’s never-ending. For decades, the same rights are violated over and over again and nothing changes. Politicians, big government, and big business protect their political and private agendas by eliminating the rights of others. Corruption is the method of choice for those “powers-to-be” who place their own well-being as being far more important than the well-being of others.

The United States Constitution is clear and unambiguous about the protections of “life, liberty and property” that are guaranteed to all legal residents and citizens of the United States. These Constitutional protections mandate that the universal, not arbitrary, application of due process by our government be extended to everyone in a non-discriminating manner. Due process rights are guaranteed by the 5th and 14th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Your due process rights are not a privilege (like driving a car) that you have to qualify for. Due process rights are yours to have and keep forever; as long as you’re a citizen of the United States. Due process is part of the foundation upon which America was built. Due process supports the rule of law and equal protection under the law. Due process is the opposite of "arbitrary rule" (i.e. judges and other government agencies and individuals deciding who gets equal protection under the law and/or deciding on a case-by-case basis who is subject to the rule of law and who is not).

It is only a massive movement by the people, demanding the return of their due process rights, that will stop our country’s descent down the slippery road on which it has embarked during the past few decades. If America can not restore the “core component” of its greatness can it remain the world leader. The right to due process (and not arbitrary rule by the self-serving rich and powerful) is that core component that MUST be restored to get America back on track before it’s too late.

DPA Condensed Reports are published to expose personal due process abuses that are often “swept under the rug” and never see the light of day. As a result, victims often experience extraordinary damages and losses with little or no recourse.

If you have such a story that you would like to expose, please contact The Due Process Advocate.

Regards and all the best,