Sentence examples for be given due process from inspiring English sources

"The accused party needs to be given due process, a chance to confront the evidence against them and to present evidence on its own behalf," Ms. MacLeod said.

Mr. Lacierda said she was taken to Mr. Aquino, who assured her of her safety and told her that she would be given due process in her defense.

However, Michael Kirby, a former justice of Australia's High Court, said the panel would approach the inquiry with "complete independence" and no "preconceptions", and that North Korea would be given "due process".

He said he believes the children face potentially deadly consequences back home and must be given due process, despite the imposition on the nation.

All journalists would have to be freed; those incarcerated for belonging to political organizations or societies (including the Muslim Brotherhood) would have to be released as well; prisoners must be given due process "consistent with international norms;" and Cairo would need to enact policies that protect freedom of speech, assembly, and the ability of civil society organizations to operate.

A government spokesman denied allegations of torture and said those sentenced to death had been given due process.

The suggestion is that if they are given due process rather than black eyes, there will be no way to get the necessary evidence.

Jose Manuel Diokno, a human-rights lawyer, told me, "Those who have a name or have some influence or hold some position who are implicated in the drug trade are given an investigation, they're given due process.

The following day, Tensing, who was fired by the University of Cincinnati shortly after his indictment, requested his job back through the Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, claiming he had not been given due process.

And without an investigation and psychologists, Texas can't say that he's been given due process".

The U.S. government responded by saying that LaRouche had been given due process under the laws of the United States.