Willie Hofmeyr, his deputy director, said the decision proved South Africa's commitment to due process.
What gives the United States high moral ground in pursuing the war in Afghanistan is, among other things, our enduring commitment to due process of law -- even for despicable people whom we have reason to hate.
It is during our most challenging and uncertain moments that our nation's commitment to due process is most severely tested; and it is in those times that we must preserve our commitment at home to the principles for which we fight abroad.
For anyone facing a sanction, articles 38-40 are a firm commitment to due process, asserting the right to legal representation, to know charges in advance, to be able to contest them before equals, and then only to be sanctioned if found guilty by independent procedures by independent equals.
Appearing before a court with Tom at its head was always a formidable experience, notwithstanding his consistent good humour: he combined a unique intellectual agility with a deep commitment to due process and fairness, as well as flashes of dry humour and wit, but never hesitated to let a barrister know when it was time to move on.
Mr. Dodd, 63, insisted that the book was not meant as a vindication, but as a reminder about the commitment to due process at the admired Nuremberg trials when civil liberties are under assault at Guantánamo — a formulation that earns him big applause on the campaign trail.
"We are concerned that the exclusion you propose will not only undermine our city's commitment to due process for all but will also perpetuate the failures and racial disparities that pervade our criminal justice system," 27 council members wrote to de Blasio this week, according to the New York Times.
"Everyone has a right to due process.
But public employees are entitled to due process.
Each officer will have their right to due process".
