"But if there were any doubt upon the constitution, the bill of rights enacted in this very session removes it. It is there declared that, no man shall be disfranchised or deprived of any right, but by due process of law, or the judgment of his peers. The words "due process" have a precise technical import, and are only applicable to the process and proceedings of the courts of justice; they can never be referred to an act of legislature."
Alexander Hamilton-6 Feb. 1787
Click here if you want to read the column, we are just pointing out that we may be getting just a teeny bit off the mark with some of this constitutional interpretation.
