Sentence examples for protection due process from inspiring English sources

That dilution, the Bush lawyers maintained, violated the equal protection, due process and First Amendment rights guaranteed by the Constitution.

The justices turned down Mr. Bush's broad constitutional attack on the manual recounts as violating the constitutional guarantees of equal protection, due process and freedom of political association.

The United States Supreme Court did not choose to hear the Bush campaign's argument that the manual recounts violated constitutional guarantees of equal protection, due process and freedom of political association.

Martinez and four other adult custodians filed a lawsuit claiming that the statute was unconstitutional, violating provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection, due process, and privileges and immunities clauses.

In its 8-to-4 opinion, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit here dismissed Mr. Bush's claim without ruling on the key question of whether hand recounts in selected counties violated the Constitution's guarantees of equal protection, due process and unfettered speech.

In the opinion, by Chief Justice Malcolm Lucas, the court rejected the provision that would have required state courts to follow United States Supreme Court rulings in areas like equal protection, due process, assistance of counsel, speedy trial, unreasonable searches, privacy, self-incrimination, double jeopardy and cruel and unusual punishment.

Tenants simply may not be aware of renter protections, due process requirements, laws against substandard properties, availability of emergency rental assistance, and other resources to fight eviction and prevent homelessness.

I would like to start with a point or two with respect to the equal protection-due process component of this case.

That was Section 5 of the 14th Amendment, a grant of authority to Congress to enforce, by "appropriate legislation," the 14th Amendment's substantive protections for equal protection and due process.

The Constitution is quite clear in its protection of "due process" and "equal protection" of the laws, which means that the government has to treat people fairly and equally.

The four initial lawsuits made that argument too, and some also alleged the law violates constitutional protections for due process, equal protection and free speech.