Procedural due process is the constitutional requirement that the government avoid arbitrary and capricious actions that deprive someone of life, liberty, or property.

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Procedural due process is the constitutional requirement that the government avoid arbitrary and capricious actions that deprive someone of life, liberty, or property.

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Jimena Jimenez · Answer 1

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Explanation: This ensures that the government treats one group or class of people; for example based on age, religion, gender, origin or race the same way it would treat other groups or classes.

This process must be applied even if the government was perceived to have been fair in the processed that led to the restriction or deprivation of said rights.

Also, the restriction must be critically examined and must be proven to serve a lawful and legitimate purpose for it to be upheld.