Court & legal records
Mathews v. Eldridge — Supreme Court due-process framework (1976)
424 U.S. 319 (1976). Binding procedural-due-process framework weighing the private interest, error risk/value of safeguards, and government interests. The Court upheld the disability-benefits procedures at issue without requiring a pretermination evidentiary hearing.
- Public body
- Federal agencies
- Document date
- February 24, 1976
- Record type
- Source link
Record details
Document details
- Department / subject
- Supreme Court of the United States
- Public body
- Federal agencies
Source notes
Official U.S. Reports scan. Printed pp. 334–335 are physical PDF pp. 16–17; application and disposition at printed pp. 348–349, PDF pp. 30–31. Not an AI-specific case or categorical right to source code or a predecision hearing.
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