What is the primary reason for discussing substantive due process in relation to the Constitution?

Substantive and Procedural Due Process

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To compare it with procedural due process
To explore its role in reading privacy into the Constitution
To understand its historical significance
To analyze its impact on modern law
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Which amendments are associated with the due process clause?
First and Second Amendments
Third and Fourth Amendments
Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments
Sixth and Seventh Amendments
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How does procedural due process differ from substantive due process?
Procedural due process is a modern concept, while substantive due process is historical.
Procedural due process is concerned with privacy, while substantive due process deals with property rights.
Procedural due process focuses on fair procedures, while substantive due process focuses on protecting fundamental rights.
Procedural due process applies only to federal cases, while substantive due process applies to state cases.
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What is a key characteristic of substantive due process?
It ensures equal protection under the law
It protects against arbitrary deprivation of life, liberty, or property
It mandates government transparency
It guarantees fair trials
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Which of the following is an example of a right protected by substantive due process?
Right to bear arms
Right to free speech
Right to vote
Right to privacy
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What was the Liberty of Contract?
A fundamental right to privacy
A concept allowing unrestricted agreements between employers and employees
A legal principle ensuring fair trials
A historical amendment to the Constitution
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Why did the Liberty of Contract fall out of favor?
It was seen as too restrictive on personal freedoms
It was associated with unfettered capitalism during economic hardship
It conflicted with the First Amendment
It was never widely accepted by the courts
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