T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! The 5th & 14th Amendments guarantee that our life, liberty or property will not be taken away without due process of law. Especially since most municipal ordinance violation hearings are quasi judicial or administrative in nature, due process requires an appeal to a higher Court be available. The tricky part is that the process to appeal varies greatly from one jurisdiction to another.
Didn’t catch our Freedom Fighting Tools for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” We talked about: Due process tools, from the Allegan case to state ‘Code of Criminal Procedure’. Use these tools to better understand how Due Process is supposed to be applied in our every day, individual liberties and rights.
• Allegan Case: Procedural Due Process Appeal Brief – tinyurl.com/5n6t5j29
• Allegan Case: Substantive Due Process Appeal Brief – tinyurl.com/2p8haxcp
• MI Code of Criminal Procedure – tinyurl.com/ypu6tumr
• FL Code of Criminal Procedure – tinyurl.com/mvn2bsnc
• TX Code of Criminal Procedure – tinyurl.com/2p8ucedj
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Didn’t catch our Constitution Segment Recap for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” You can watch it at youtu.be/po-h13eM8JI or listen at tinyurl.com/3yxretv2. Legal citations for this week’s constitution segment: tinyurl.com/28ecarfp
Didn’t catch our Get Involved Challenge for “What is Due Process and what does it mean for me?” We talked about: This week we are challenging you to explain to at least 3 people this week what Due Process is (and what Substantive and Procedural Due Process are). Help us spread the education farther by teaching others what you’re learning from Restore Freedom.
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Didn’t catch our RFW episode? We discussed: We have all heard of “due process,” but do we know what it means? Many Americans do NOT know where Due Process is in the Constitution; most Americans don’t know what types of Due Process are protected by the Constitution or what the US Supreme Court has said is covered by the Due Process Clause . . . Join us for this week’s Episode of Restore Freedom Weekly to learn about Substantive and Procedural Due Process and gain invaluable information on how to protect your rights.
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