Due process as American democracy / Martin H. Redish.
"Procedural due process guarantees to individual members of the polity that government will treat each of them with fairness and respect when seeking to take their life, liberty, or property. Although enshrined in the US Constitution's Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, the scope of those gu...
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2024]
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| Series: | Oxford theoretical perspectives in law.
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Table of Contents:
- Liberal adversary democracy
- Due process as liberal adversary democracy
- Multidistrict litigation, due process, and the dangers of procedural collectivism
- Procedural due process and the day-in-court ideal : resolving the virtual representation dilemma
- Private contingent fee lawyers, public power, and procedural due process
- Due process, free expression, and the administrative state
- Constitutional remedies as due process of law.