As in all civil actions, the parties involved have a Constitutional right to due process of law — the requirement that government take the actions necessary to ensure individual legal rights are protected. (info.legalzoom.com)
The plaintiffs argued that their constitutional rights to due process and equal protection were violated by the governor's delay in issuing the proclamation for a special election. (silive.com)
It also means that a corporation would have no right to due process when charged with a crime. (canadianbusiness.com)