#11 In a process known as "Nationalization of the
Bill of Rights," the U. S. Supreme Court has
interpreted the due process clause of the
Fourteenth Amendment to incorporate
constitutional criminal procedure
requirements that are guaranteed by the due
process clause of the Fifth Amendment.
These Fourteenth Amendment due process
rights:

A. abolish segregation, although it took several
years to take effect

B. apply to federal laws and federal court
proceedings

C. apply to the states and their laws.

D. apply to American military courts in the U. S
and abroad.