In Hurtado v. California, Hurtado challenged his conviction based on the argument that:

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In Hurtado v. California, the challenge was based on the argument that due process was denied because Hurtado was charged using an information rather than an indictment by a grand jury, which he claimed was his constitutional right. The case addressed the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause, ultimately ruling that the use of an information instead of a grand jury indictment did not violate the Fourteenth Amendment.

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