What process is due from substantive due process

[Jeff Renz]

It is worthwhile to note that when John Lilburn asserted his right to be told of the accusation against him, his right to confront his accusers, and his right to refuse to answer questions of the court, he based them, in large part, on the law of the land.  From this historical standpoint, Bernstein is right.

Prof. Jeffrey T. Renz
School of Law
The University of Montana
Missoula, Montana  59812
1-406-243-5127
jeff.renz at umontana.edu
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