BASED ON THIS INFO:. Substantive due process claims arise in two areas. One is when a law infringes on a person's life, liberty, or property interest. This is referred to as a legislative act. The other is when governmental officials take actions that infringe upon a person's life, liberty, or property interest. This is referred to as a non-legislative or executive act. ANSER THE FOLLOWING QUESTION:What is the difference between a legislative act and a non-legislative or executive act for substantive due process? Question 1 options: A) A legislative act is a challenge to the actions of legislators. An executive act is a challenge to the actions of an executive branch official. B) Legislative acts are laws. Executive acts are actions. C) Legislative acts affect a large number of people equally. Executive acts are only those taken by the President. D) None of the above