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due process
This term is a specialized legal concept used primarily in judicial and constitutional contexts. It carries a heavy connotation of fairness, legitimacy, and the protection of individual liberties against arbitrary state power. While it is often used in formal legal briefs and court rulings, it also appears in political discourse when discussing civil rights and government overreach.
Because it refers to a systemic legal requirement or a conceptual standard of fairness, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not have a plural form and is not used with indefinite articles like "a" unless modified by an adjective (e.g., "a rigorous due process").
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The suspect was denied due process during the interrogation.
Students must be granted due process before expulsion.
The king ignored due process to imprison his rivals.
The corporation failed to provide due process during the termination.
The corporation failed to provide due process during the termination.
Magna Carta established the early foundations of due process.
Magna Carta established the early foundations of due process.