Due process threat: Problems on campus

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Due process has been a bedrock of justice in democracies since the Magna Carta was signed in 1354, saying, “No man … shall be put out of his lands … nor put to death without … due process of law.”

In contemporary America, many believe due process is threatened by ideas like this:

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