Christopher Glenn White v. Donald T. Sloan, Sheriff, Lynchburg, Virginia, et al.
AdministrativeLaw DueProcess Privacy
due-process
QUESTION PRESENTED : I. In the United States today, law enforcement acting . ; on their own accord engaging in arbitrary government ; . decision making, can destroy an individual’s personal life : . and, constitutionally protected employment prospects. A . . booking photo is the photo that is taken by authorities when an individual is arrested. Under many state laws : and, Virginia Statute § 2.2-3706 an individual arrested . automatically has their booking photo released to the : public on the internet without a fair opportunity to : : : cross-examine the evidence against them in a full and _ final hearing. This destroys personal lives and U.S.. ; : Constitutionally protected employment prospects in the . , : internet age. Does due process require a meaningful opportunity to be heard, before the release of booking . . photos absent guilty plea, conviction or a fugitive of justice? ; ; tt ,