The phrase "procedural protection" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the steps or measures taken to ensure fair and just treatment in a legal or administrative process. Example: The defendant's lawyer argued that his client's procedural protections were violated during the trial, as key evidence was not properly presented to the court.
We hold that the procedures Ohio has adopted provide sufficient procedural protection to comply with due process requirements.
The Constitution demands greater procedural protection even for property.
The section closes with the procedural protection of property interests.
The New Policy provided more guidance regarding the factors to be considered in placement decisions and afforded inmates more procedural protection against erroneous placement at OSP.
The crux of the business is procedural protection against an improvident state-wide doom by a federal court of a state's legislative policy.
But when the accuracy of those facts already has been tested fairly during rulemaking, the rulemaking proceeding itself provides sufficient procedural protection.
But identifying the contours of the substantive right remains a task distinct from deciding what procedural protections are necessary to protect that right.
This Article uses its synthetic conception to explain the accelerating rise of procedural requirements in post-war international economic law and demonstrates its explanatory potential by analyzing the variation between strong transnational regulatory procedures for intellectual property rights and weak procedural protections for the environment in the revived Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
In sum, due process requires a "special justification" for physical detention that "outweighs the individual's constitutionally protected interest in avoiding physical restraint" as well as "adequate procedural protections".
We have already declined in other contexts to grant special procedural protections to defendants in libel and defamation actions in addition to the constitutional protect tions embodied in the substantive laws.
The opinion concluded that draft evaders were still entitled to the procedural protections.
