From DailyWire.com….
Due process is one of the most basic and fundamental human rights in our society. The ability to defend yourself from accusations, to present evidence in your defense, to question the evidence against you, and being considered innocent before proven guilty are all hallmarks of the legal system.
For the past decade, however, those constitutional rights have been under attack, and those attacks have now resulted in someone being fired simply for suggesting someone else be entitled to due process before decisions about them be made.
Brooklyn Center City Manager Curt Boganey was fired on Monday, just hours after he suggested the police officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright in Minneapolis should receive due process before being fired. As The Daily Wire’s Emily Zanotti reported, Boganey’s comments Monday evening contradicted Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott, who demanded the police officer be fired immediately. After firing Boganey, the Brooklyn Center city council expressed fears that Boganey’s comments about due process might cause the city to further descend into violence.
After the city council voted to fire Boganey, Council Member Kris Lawrence-Anderson admitted that Boganey was doing a “great job” but she feared that the violent mob would personally attack her if she didn’t vote to fire him, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.
