Civil Rights, Constitutional Rights, is there a difference?
I believe that depriving someone of their right to due process such as knowingly submitting false evidence or a judge knowing it is false and allowing it to be presented is a violation of my Constitutional rights. Is it considered that technically or is it just something people banter about?
What is the difference, if any, between constitutional rights/ civil rights?
My position is that actions done to deceive such as in my case, giving false information about a scheduled court hearing which results in a default judgment is a violation of constitutional rights to due process and to the right to defend myself in a court of law. Are those one and the same (due process,right to defend). Are they treated the same or differently?
Would be helpful to get some info, experience, opinions please. Thx :dunno:
I believe that depriving someone of their right to due process such as knowingly submitting false evidence or a judge knowing it is false and allowing it to be presented is a violation of my Constitutional rights. Is it considered that technically or is it just something people banter about?
What is the difference, if any, between constitutional rights/ civil rights?
My position is that actions done to deceive such as in my case, giving false information about a scheduled court hearing which results in a default judgment is a violation of constitutional rights to due process and to the right to defend myself in a court of law. Are those one and the same (due process,right to defend). Are they treated the same or differently?
Would be helpful to get some info, experience, opinions please. Thx :dunno: