Due process in criminal procedure
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From 232 U.S. 642 - William Garland v. State of Washington · 1914Most cited · 482 citing opinions
Due process of law, this court has held, does not require the state to adopt any particular form of procedure, so long as it appears that the accused has had sufficient notice of the accusation and an adequate opportunity to defend himself in the prosecution.