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Impeachment Inquiry May Result in Unreliable Conclusions Without Due Process: Legal Analyst

Impeachment Inquiry May Result in Unreliable Conclusions Without Due Process: Legal Analyst
President Donald Trump speaks to media before departing the White House on Marine One on Oct. 11, 2019. Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times
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The results of the impeachment inquiry are likely to be unreliable unless the House grants President Donald Trump the right to due process, a leading constitutional expert says.

Professor Robert G. Natelson, a law professor for 25 years who heads the Independence Institute’s Constitutional Studies Center, said the House is taking a political risk by not giving Trump the same due process given to every American citizen. He added that without these safeguards, the House is likely to bring impeachment charges that aren’t suitably based in law.