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> ... without due process is due process applicable? has the supreme court established if a vendor is free to turn down business? (i do not claim to know th
by jjtheblunt 3y ago
> ... without due process
is due process applicable?
has the supreme court established if a vendor is free to turn down business? (i do not claim to know the answer, but i believe there was some recent such issue they saw)
- clnq 3y agoI mean... due process, by definition, is process that is due. Due process exists in the legal context (especially judicial), but also ethical/moral. Different schools of ethics have a lot to say about ethical due process before depriving someone of liberties.