The fifth amendment of the bill of rights states that when enforcing the law, due process must be followed in both criminal and civil court.
Due process is the legal requirement that says that accused criminals must be given a fair trial. This means that the defense has the right to call witnesses and see evidence in court.
Legalism is a form of government that is set on strict laws and punishments.
Appeals are a part of the legal process that allows convicted criminals to have another court case to appeal the original decision.
Impeachment is the act of removing a person from office because of misconduct.
