What is the purpose of due process? to protect the rights of the accused to enable the police to search without a warrant to protect the rights of the victims of crime to guarantee that someone accused of a crime will go to jail

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Todd

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4 May, 08:16

What is the purpose of due process? to protect the rights of the accused to enable the police to search without a warrant to protect the rights of the victims of crime to guarantee that someone accused of a crime will go to jail

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Alexandria · Answer 1

Answer: to protect the rights of the accused

Explanation:

Everyone has the right of a fair trial that goes through a fair process. If we did not have this protection, many people would be wrongly imprisoned.

Katelyn Wall · Answer 2

Answer: to protect the rights of the accused

Explanation: Due process is considered as the fair process that should take place through the law and regulation of the judicial system. It is used for protection of the rights of citizen of any particular nation.

Other options are incorrect because it does not permits searching without warrant, protects victims's right of crime and neither assures that accused person will go to jail rather the criminal will be punished.