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Due Process: Is It Always Due?

Use a lesson that introduces students to basic Constitutional protections of due process and then asks them to consider how to balance these basic protections with issues of national security.

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U.S. Government (59)

U.S. Constitution (12)

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Due Process: Is It Always Due?

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