The Fundamental Fairness Doctrine of Due Process Requires States to Provide

Multiple Choice

The fundamental fairness doctrine of due process requires states to provide:

A) notice to defendants of the charges against them, an attorney at state expense if they cannot afford one, and a hearing on the facts before conviction and punishment.
B) notice to defendants of the charges against them and a hearing on the facts before conviction and punishment.
C) a grand jury proceeding only.
D) notice to defendants of the charges against them, a grand jury proceeding, and a hearing on the facts before conviction and punishment.