Ensuring that authorities follow the processes laid out in the fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth amendments is called A) exclusive due process B) proper due process C) substantive due process D) procedural due process

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Julien Alvarez

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26 June, 02:42

Ensuring that authorities follow the processes laid out in the fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth amendments is called A) exclusive due process B) proper due process C) substantive due process D) procedural due process

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Craig Raymond · Answer 1

Ensuring that authorities follow the processes laid out in the fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth amendments, it is called Substantive Due Process. The correct answer is option C. In the middle of the 20th Century, the substantive due process was used by the U. S Supreme Court to give added force to the amendments of the U. S Constitution.