Substantive Due Process Flashcards

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What is now called procedural due process makes sure that the ___

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application of the law is not arbitrary (govt not depriving people of life/liberty without fair procedures)

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In modern times, due process has been expanded to protect __ rather than __

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rights to life/liberty/property, strictly the procedure govt must go through to deprive people of such

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The process part of substantive due process is ___

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a misnomer, what is process that is substantive

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Substantive due process is criticized because it rests on a ___

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policy determination by judges who weigh whether public benefit of law enough to justify violating substantive due process

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Ham says there is ______ to substantive due process, it just requires __

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no limit, being inventive

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Ham says if SDP gets stretched too far, __

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it will collapse in on itself

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SDP is the basis for a wide array of __

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examination into the substance of state laws

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Power of the state to regulate business is subject __

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to judicial scrutiny and limits

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Lochner facts

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owner of bakery saying state statute regulating baking hours uncon because regulating working hours interferes with economic liberty to purchase or sell labor

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Lochner held that the statue was ____

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in violation of due process

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Lochner held DP violated because in constituted __

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an unreasonable, unnecessary and arbitrary interference with the right and liberty of individual to contract

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Lochner is no longer __

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good law

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Lochner says the _____ was not enough to justify ___

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public health/safety benefit, deprivation of liberties

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Ham thinks Substantive due process is using ___

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due process claim but not actualy due process

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Ham criticizes free labor argument because ___

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is there anything in Constitution about right to free labor

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Some support Lochner for placing ___

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limit on state police powers against liberty

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17
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____ are cases where SDP extends from protetion to economics into protections for personal liberty

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Meyers and Pierce

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Meyer facts

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instructor at Zion lutheran school taught German reading to student but law in place restricting teaching of foreign languages due to WWII anti-German sentiment

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Meyer holding

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statue violates due process

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Meyers said violates due process because interferes with (3)

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(1) economic liberty, calling of modern languages teachers
(2) personal liberty, opps of pupils to acquire knowledge
(3) personal liberty, power of parents to control ed of own children

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In addition to due process, Meyers court also says violates

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free speech

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Pierce facts

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OR statute compelling children to attend public school between 8-16 years

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Pierce said statute violated due process because ..

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(1) economic liberty, property of private school owners
(2) personal liberty, liberty of parents and guardians to direct ed and upbringing of their children

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Pierce doesn’t argue that you need __ just argues that ___

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need process for deprivation, just have these rights

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Ham thinks we sacrificed DP for a concept of __
process that may be due that favors gov powers over individual rights
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Ham thinks balancing tests ___
give judges more power to restrict our liberty
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Ham says DP has expanded to ____ and ___ in a way that doesn't mean anything
philosophic generalities (right to marry, educate kids), benefits
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Lochner Framework to evaluate SDP
1. did statute interfere with liberty 2. was statute legit exercise of police power 3. balance liberty with leg choice
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Modern SDP not grounded in ___
common law procedures and SoP
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Ham thinks SDP gives judges opp __ but law should ___
to act on personal policy preferences, be more certain than a Rorschach test
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Allgeyer (1897) defined liberty as more than just ___ but rather ___
freedom from physical constraint, personal freedom (enjoyment of faculties, live and work where wants, enter Ks, pursue livelihood)
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Ham says law is about spheres of authority and hope govt will be reasonable but ___
if not not for judges to second guess them (intrude on leg power)
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SDP is independent of ___
incorporation (specific BOR provisions into 14th) so courts habit of resorting to DP clause
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Meyer says liberty can't be interfered with without ___
some reasonable relation to state purpose (teaching German not harmful)
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Pierce didn't make EPC argument because ___ BUT ___
didn't specifically discriminate against Catholics, was the intent
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Economic substantive due process ___
has long been abandoned
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SDP is about __
enumerated rights (especially sexual rights)
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Ham thinks due process doesn't mean -___ just that __
life/liberty/property can't be infringed, freedom not to be punished w/o fair process
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SDP means protection for some harms under ___
fed law as well as state law
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Ham thinks ideas about con law can be different from ___
what one would like to see substantively
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Costs to SDP
legitimacy what might be done next
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Ham says since 20th century if want to change the law you __
put pressure on judges not the amendment process
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Founders did not intend BOR to __
limit states
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SDP used to __
incoporate BOR against the states
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Slaughterhouse cases says __
incorporation through PI clause fails (about citizens not persons)
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Incorporation through DP succeeds because judges read life/liberty/property to mean ____ and __
fundamental rights and interpret that to add new rights and to incorporate enumerated rights
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Due process at the founding was not ___ but rather __
abstract procedural justice derived from fairness/natural law, established and familiar processes of the common law courts
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Ham thinks DP should not be a ___ but rather a __
vehicle of progress, blockade against regres
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Murray's Lease said that 14A function is ___
negative not affirmative and carries no mandate for particular measures of reform
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Old point of DP not to protect you in ___ but __
in courts, but protect from executive actions
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BOR applies to every ___
grant of power in Consti
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Murray's Lease facts
customs collector owed Treasury, instead of ordinary judicial process Treasury issued distress warrant employing summary procedure
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Murray says that the summary procedure was ___
due process because distress warrant historical exception to due process in court
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Murray is used to justify admin state as ___ because __
due process, govt can assert public rights throguh admin adjudication
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Ham critique of Murray justification
little exception not about admin procedure about self help by property owner (the govt)