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How Did The Due Process Clause Evolve To Protect Unenumerated Rights? Have you ever wondered how the courts determine which rights are protected by the Constitution beyond those explicitly listed? In this educational video, we explore the fascinating evolution of the Due Process Clause and how it has come to safeguard rights not specifically enumerated in the Constitution. We will explain the origins of the Fourteenth Amendment and how its interpretation has changed over time. You'll learn about key Supreme Court cases that expanded the scope of rights protected under this clause, including landmark decisions related to personal liberty, privacy, and reproductive rights. We’ll discuss the concept of substantive due process and how it helps courts decide whether laws infringe on fundamental rights rooted in history and tradition. Whether you're a student, legal professional, or just curious about constitutional law, understanding this development is essential for grasping how justice adapts to changing societal values. Join us for this insightful overview, and don’t forget to subscribe for more content on the judicial system and legal principles.

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