When the state infringes on fundamental liberty interests without narrowly tailoring that infringement to serve a compelling state interest it is violating:

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This is a classic definition of a violation of due process, which requires that the government not infringe upon an individual's fundamental liberties without a compelling reason and that any infringement be narrowly tailored to serve that reason. The other choices are not as directly relevant to this concept.

When the State Infringes on Fundamental Liberty Interests Without Narrowly