The inclusion of two due process clauses in the Constitution reflects the fact that a. due process has two quite different meanings. b. the Constitution is written poorly in regards to due process. c. due process is very easy to define. d. the Bill of Rights is for the National Government, and the 14th Amendment is for the States and their local governments.

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Santos Ramirez

28 March, 22:36

The inclusion of two due process clauses in the Constitution reflects the fact that a. due process has two quite different meanings. b. the Constitution is written poorly in regards to due process. c. due process is very easy to define. d. the Bill of Rights is for the National Government, and the 14th Amendment is for the States and their local governments.

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Gaige Mayer · Answer 1

The inclusion of two due process clauses in the Constitution reflects the fact that " c. due process is very easy to define." The Founders wanted to make this very clear, since they were worried about government becoming tyrannical.