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Why is adherence to due process an ethical imperative in criminal justice administration? Highlight its role in protecting both justice and individual rights.

Q9. Why is adherence to due process an ethical imperative in criminal justice administration? Highlight its role in protecting both justice and individual rights. (10 M)

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