@lawschoolmadeeasy: Procedural vs. substantive due process — same clause, two totally different questions. ⚖️ Procedural due process asks: was the process fair? Before the government takes your liberty or property, you get notice and a real chance to be heard — and Mathews v. Eldridge balances how much process is due. Substantive due process asks: can the government do this at all, even with perfect procedures? Under Glucksberg, describe the right carefully, check whether it's deeply rooted in history and tradition — yes means strict scrutiny, no means rational basis. Bad hearing, fine law? Procedural. Fine hearing, bad law? Substantive. Which one trips you up more on exams? Tell me in the comments 👇 Free drills at lawschoolshortcuts.com — follow for daily 1L shortcuts. Study aid, not legal advice. #lawtok #lawschool #1L #lawstudent #learnontiktok

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