Procedural due process would require the government to establish a set of fair procedures in all but which of the following cases?
A) Where social security benefits are denied.
B) Where a juvenile criminal is sent to a detention home.
C) Where a professor is fired from his tenured position.
D) Where a college student is denied a private scholarship.

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Procedural due process would require the government to establish fair procedures in all cases where an individual's rights or interests are at stake and could be adversely affected by government action, except where a private individual or organization is denying a benefit or opportunity. In the case of a private scholarship, the government has no obligation to ensure fair procedures because it is not the one denying the benefit.

Procedural Due Process Would Require the Government to Establish a Set