- The correct answer is D. Substantive due process. The reason is simple, by passing the law, Congress has facilitated the compliance of federal authorities with the principle of procedural due process (the principle that if the government is going to deprive a person of life, liberty and/or property they have to follow the proper procedures as per the laws and the Constitution). Normally, the Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable search and seizure. However by passing this law Congress has bypassed such protections by stating that searching the home of anyone suspected of terrorism without a warrant is valid under the new law. However, the principle of Substantive Due process is clear: the fact that procedural due process was respected under the new laws does not prevent such law from being unconstitutional as it violates the Fourth amendment.
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Yes. we still use the amendments in our constitution everyday.
~They Were Written To Gain Support For The Constitution Is True Of The Federalist Papers.
~The Federalist Papers Are Made Up Of 85 essays.
Henry Ford increased the production and sale of automobiles by introducing an assembly line and low prices.
