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substantive and procedural due process  

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  • Affording persons or organizations “due process” basically means to conduct legal proceedings with fairness in both content and procedure. In private colleges and universities, the principles of due process are usually governed by standards of good faith in adherence to provisions of contracts and handbooks. [Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Higher Education; Due Process, Substantive and Procedural]

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