Introduction
Due process is a fundamental principle in legal proceedings that
ensures fairness, transparency, and the right to a fair hearing.
While traditionally viewed as procedural, due process encompasses
more than just the steps followed; it includes the equitable
presentation of facts and evidence. This paper explores the role of
experts in maintaining due process, examining when and how they
should be involved, the dynamics of expert reports, and innovative
methods, including joint expert reports and expert
presentations.
Due Process: Procedural and Beyond
Due process is not merely about following prescribed legal
procedures; it is about ensuring that all parties have the
opportunity to present their case fairly. Due process involves the
unbiased presentation of facts, allowing the tribunal to make
informed decisions. This holistic view underscores the importance
of accurate and comprehensive fact presentation in legal
proceedings.
