Sentence examples for preserves due process from inspiring English sources
Supporters of the red flag law say it preserves due process, because it allows gun owners a chance to contest the facts and ask a judge to overturn an order.
By holding hearings of terror suspects and implementing modernization programs, Washington is trying to at least preserve the appearance of due process.
The case "illustrates perfectly why people have fought, and died, to preserve our system of due process of law," he said.
In the letter, Mr. Perkins wrote: "To preserve the principle of due process, the decision to bring charges should be decided on its merits, not the character of the victim or the victimizer.
Chiefly concerned with fairness and justice, the due process clause seeks to preserve and protect fundamental rights and ensure that any deprivation of life, liberty, or property occurs in accordance with procedural safeguards.
All our government, in theory, embodies, preserves and protects the US Constitution's Fifth and Eighth Amendments ("due process of law" and "cruel and unusual punishments").
But if the moral is seen as a caution about due process and the structures of reconciliation that preserve us as a polity, then the story illustrates the bewitching ease with which we sometimes get cause and effect precisely backwards.
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.
