Latham & Locke

Latham & Locke refers to a significant decision by the United States Supreme Court in 1972 that involves the rights of individuals in legal contexts. The case addresses issues related to procedural fairness, specifically the right to receive a fair hearing in administrative proceedings. This decision emphasized the importance of due process, ensuring that individuals are given the opportunity to present their case and defend themselves against decisions that may affect their rights or interests. It highlights the legal principle that fairness must be upheld in administrative actions and that individuals have a right to be heard.