Identification
- Label (rdfs)
- Substantive Due Process Claim
- Preferred Label
- None
- Alternative Labels
- N/A
- Identifier
- N/A
Definition and Examples
- Definition
- A substantive due process claim is a legal action initiated by an individual or entity alleging that their fundamental rights, as protected by the Due Process Clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution, have been violated by the government or a government actor. Substantive due process protects individuals from arbitrary or unreasonable government actions that infringe on fundamental rights, even if proper procedures were followed. A substantive due process claim may arise in various contexts, such as when a government body enacts a law or regulation that unduly restricts a fundamental right (e.g., the right to privacy, the right to marry, or the right to make decisions about family matters) or when a government actor takes an arbitrary or irrational action that infringes on an individual's rights.
Translations
de-deAnspruch auf materielle Rechtsstaatlichkeit
es-esReclamo de debido proceso sustantivo
es-mxReclamo de debido proceso sustantivo
pt-brReivindicação de devido processo legal material
fr-frRevendication de procédure régulière
en-gbSubstantive Due Process Claim
he-ilתביעת תהליך דיון משמעותי
hi-inवास्तविक दंड प्रक्रिया दावा
zh-cn实体正当程序主张
ja-jp実質的な正当な手続きの主張