Identify a true statement about the right of due process.

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Due process in the legal context acknowledges the indisputable authority of the judicial system over a citizen.

In legal contexts, due process refers to the unlimited authority that police and courts have over citizens to create a safe and orderly society.

Few dispute that the state, through its police and courts, has the authority to punish citizens and this authority of the state is the right of due process.

In the employment context, due process specifies the conditions for basic fairness within the scope of an employer's authority over its employees.