In 1970,the Supreme Court held that the financial benefits of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program could not be revoked without due process in the case of:

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In 1970, the Supreme Court ruled in Goldberg v. Kelly that welfare recipients were entitled to due process protections before their benefits could be terminated. This case established that the financial benefits of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program could not be revoked without a hearing and other procedural safeguards to ensure that recipients were not unfairly or arbitrarily cut off from their benefits.

In 1970,the Supreme Court Held That the Financial Benefits of the Aid