> the word "due" literally means "what is warranted." Due process means you to be tried in public before a jury of your peers, with a lawyer to represent you.

> the word "due" literally means "what is warranted." Due process means you to be tried in public before a jury of your peers, with a lawyer to represent you. And if convicted, you get to appeal. > How much process is "warranted" when a U.S. Citizen wages war against the U.S. abroad Waging war? Did he fire a shot at US forces? Did he plant a bomb?