The right to notice of the charges brought against you and to some kind of fair trial or hearing to prove those charges are central requirements of:
A)substantive due process.
B)equal protection.
C)procedural due process.
D)economic due process.

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Although the requirements of procedural due process vary from situation to situation,the core idea is that one is entitled to adequate notice of the government action to be taken against him/her and to some sort of fair trial or hearing before that action can occur.

The Right to Notice of the Charges Brought Against You