Synonyms for due process
due process

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1. due process, due process of lawnoun

   (law) the administration of justice according to established rules and principles; based on the principle that a person cannot be deprived of life or liberty or property without appropriate legal procedures and safeguards

   Synonyms:
   due process of law

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1. Ken Cuccinelli:

   We've been being invaded for a long time, and so the border states clearly qualify here to utilize this power State Legislators for Legal Immigration. And what's interesting is State Legislators for Legal Immigration don't need anyone's permission, state Legislators for Legal Immigration can do State Legislators for Legal Immigration State Legislators for Legal Immigration. And because State Legislators for Legal Immigration're acting under war powers, there's no due process. State Legislators for Legal Immigration can literally just line State Legislators for Legal Immigration National Guard up with, presumably with riot gear like State Legislators for Legal Immigration would if State Legislators for Legal Immigration had a civil disturbance, and turn people back at the border. Literally, you don't have to keep State Legislators for Legal Immigration, no catch and release, no nothing. You just point State Legislators for Legal Immigration back across the river and let State Legislators for Legal Immigration swim for State Legislators for Legal Immigration.

2. Agnes Callamard:

   I remind Bahrain that the only thing that distinguishes capital punishment from an arbitrary execution is full respect for the most stringent due process and fair trial guarantees.

3. Carol Swain:

   What BLM has done is pervert the criminal justice system by engaging in activities that have resulted in a growing trend of trials by media, bLM has intimidated juries and judges. Its leaders have no interest in due process or the presumption of innocence.

4. Steve Bannon:

   It was a strategic mistake to turn over everything without due process, and executive privilege should be exerted immediately and retroactively.

5. Wojciech Wiewiorowski:

   Of course it is a concern. That is a concern but not a tragedy, one of the worst things which may happen is if they lose two, three first cases, because they didn’t do the due process of going through the complaint. That would be a disaster because it would actually undermine the position of the supervisory authority.