The concept of Procedure Established by Law in Article 21 was borrowed from Japan. In contrast, from which constitutional framework did the makers explicitly analyze the concept of Due Process of Law?

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The absolute structural contrast is that the US Constitution embodies the broader Due Process of Law, which gives wide scope to the judiciary to review not just the execution procedure but also the fairness of the substantive law itself. The Indian makers originally restricted this by preferring the Japanese phraseology.

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