Understanding the Due Process Clause and Government Actions

The video explains the due process clause, emphasizing the need for fairness and decency in lawmaking and execution. It highlights that government actions should not be arbitrary or unreasonable, focusing on procedural due process and how individuals can challenge unsound government actions under the 14th Amendment.

What does the due process clause require in terms of government action?

Explain what is meant by 'procedural due process' in the context of government laws.

In what situations might one challenge government action based on procedural due process?

What are the characteristics of government actions that may violate the due process clause?

How does the 14th Amendment relate to the due process clause?