Due Process - Quillette

McMaster’s Imaginary Sex Ring

In 2020, a Canadian university tore up its psychology department in search of a non-existent network of sexual predators. Documents obtained by Quillette reveal how administrators allowed it to happen.

Jonathan Kay

14 Jun 2023 · 51 min read

In Defence of Scientific Integrity and Due Process

I have known Klaus Fiedler for over forty years, and he is one of the most fair-minded and decent scientists I have ever met.

Joseph Paul Forgas

13 Dec 2022 · 5 min read

A Rush to Judgement in Psychological Science

In its panicked dismissal of Klaus Fiedler, the APS has failed to deliver procedural justice

The Quillette Editorial Board

12 Dec 2022 · 7 min read

Free Speech and Due Process at Princeton: The Case of Joshua Katz

The treatment of a dissident professor raises serious questions about the university’s actions

Robert P. George

10 Jun 2022 · 10 min read

PODCAST 78: Award-winning journalist Christie Blatchford (1951-2020) on the importance of due process

The late Canadian journalist Christie Blatchford gave a speech last year about the importance of due process and the dangers of the #MeToo moral panic. These are the edited highlights. Blatchford also wrote an essay in Quillette last year based on the same speech.

Quillette / Christie Blatchford

19 Feb 2020 · 1 min read

NARRATED: How Due Process Fell Victim to Good Intentions

Greg Ellis reads How Due Process Fell Victim to Good Intentions: A Veteran Court Reporter Looks Back, Christie Blatchford’s essay about how due process has been eroded by the insistence that we should believe victims. It was published in Quillette on July 14, 2019.

Quillette

4 Sep 2019 · 1 min read