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What is procedural due process? All people born in the United States have all the rights of citizens. Laws will apply to everyone, not just some people. The law will be applied fairly. The substance of
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What is procedural due process?

All people born in the United States have all the rights of citizens.
Laws will apply to everyone, not just some people.
The law will be applied fairly.
The substance of the law will be fair

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The law will be applied fairly.

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In the United States, procedural due process refers to the idea that "The law will be applied fairly," and that nobody is exempt from these laws, regardless of their status.
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