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Over 200 word essay with reference that describes the U.S. Supreme Court and the use of substantive due process.

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Over 200 word essay with reference that describes the U.S. Supreme Court and the use of substantive due process.

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Amongst the many duties and responsibilities the U.S. Supreme Court must conduct a daily basis; the most important is that of interpreting laws, regulations, and guidelines of the federal and state government. In saying this, the court must ensure the liberties and property of citizens are protected with the upmost respect to the law. Each court, regardless of the level, must ensure that due process so as they don't violate this constitutional right. Substantive due process is defined or refers to the ...

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