The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition - Due Process
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Today we look at the due process clause of the 14th amendment and how it applies to rights of the accused and privacy. We start by reviewing what the due process clause is (1:00 ) and then look at how it applies to the 4th (1:50 ), 5th(2:22 ), and 6th(2:52 ) amendments. We discuss the required case of Gideon v. Wainwright (3:12 ) before turning our attention to privacy. Although not specifically mentioned, privacy is an implied right (4:46 ). Finally, we look at two cases that support that idea Griswold v Connecticut (5:38 ) and Roe v. Wade(7:00 ).
Today’s question of the day (8:34 ): Can your cell phone tracking data be used against you?
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