To: Ken H
Yes. Due process, however, isn't violated by laws that are universally applied, regardless of how oppressive such laws are, unless such laws are enforced in an improper manner. Hence the word "process".
575 posted on
08/08/2004 10:30:10 AM PDT by
inquest
(Judges are given the power to decide cases, not to decide law)
To: inquest
Is it the job of the Supreme Court to protect you from State laws which violate your personal right to life, without due process?Yes. Due process, however, isn't violated by laws that are universally applied, regardless of how oppressive such laws are, unless such laws are enforced in an improper manner. Hence the word "process".
I'm not sure I get your point.
Are you saying that States can violate a personal right as long as they do it to everyone equally?
576 posted on
08/08/2004 10:53:06 AM PDT by
Ken H
To: inquest
589 posted on
08/08/2004 12:16:06 PM PDT by
tpaine
(No man has a natural right to commit aggression on the equal rights of another. - T. Jefferson)
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