If a man is arrested because his home was searched by police without a legal warrant, he could argue in court that he had been denied

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The due process of law guarantees individuals certain rights, including the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. If the man's home was searched without a warrant, this would be a violation of his due process rights, and he could argue that he had been denied the due process of law. The other options listed (A writ of habeas corpus, Miranda rights, and judicial review) are not directly related to the issue of an illegal search and seizure.

If a Man Is Arrested Because His Home Was Searched