The "due process" clauses in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution of the United States are based upon which principle that was central to the Roman legal system?

Due Process has been assimilated to the category of human right, and as such a limitation against the Imperium

of the State. But its effective realization is only possible if the superior ends of freedom, humanitas, and equality are respected,

concepts that we will approach following the spirit of Roman Law, so that discovering in them the essence of this "mega right" we can define it, and value it with the sense

tido and transcendence that this procedural institution deserves, so that as a polar star, guide the work of legislators, administrators and judges, thus materializing what seems unattainable