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Due process seems to only affect a specific circumstance. For example if you want to drive around but you are stopped at a checkpoint that is supposed to find i
by cardiffspaceman 7y ago
Due process seems to only affect a specific circumstance. For example if you want to drive around but you are stopped at a checkpoint that is supposed to find inebriated drivers, a court will rule on whether that was an undue restraint of your constitutional rights and if the court goes against you it will not waive the rights of free movement or association entirely.